Want out

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verb

To want to leave or stop participating.

She loved the job at first, but now she wants out.
Visual representation of "want out" - To want to leave or stop participating

Often appears as...

  • she wants out
  • he wants out

Usage tips

Colloquial

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Visual representation of "want out"
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Emotional Weight

The phrase can imply dissatisfaction or disappointment with a situation or commitment.

Illustration for Emotional Weight
After five years in the band, with all the arguments, I just want out.
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Colloquial Usage

It's often used in casual conversation rather than in formal writing or speeches.

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Ever since the new policy, a lot of employees want out.
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Context Sensitive

The reason for wanting out may need to be inferred from the context.

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He hasn't said it, but you can tell he wants out of the deal.
Visual representation of the word "Want out"

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