Want out of
verb
To desire to leave or escape from a situation, agreement, or commitment.
He realized he made a bad deal and now he wants out of it.

Often appears as...
- want out of the deal
- want out of here
verb
To desire to leave or escape from a situation, agreement, or commitment.
He realized he made a bad deal and now he wants out of it.

Often appears as...
- want out of the deal
- want out of here
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Desire for Change
Expresses a strong wish to alter one's current situation, often due to dissatisfaction.

After months of being overworked, she wanted out of her current job.
Feeling Trapped
Used when feeling stuck in an unfavorable situation and seeking freedom.

He felt trapped in the small town and wanted out of there.
Ending Commitments
Indicates a desire to end formal agreements or personal commitments.

They weren't happy together anymore and both wanted out of the marriage.
Desire for Change
Expresses a strong wish to alter one's current situation, often due to dissatisfaction.

After months of being overworked, she wanted out of her current job.
Feeling Trapped
Used when feeling stuck in an unfavorable situation and seeking freedom.

He felt trapped in the small town and wanted out of there.
Ending Commitments
Indicates a desire to end formal agreements or personal commitments.

They weren't happy together anymore and both wanted out of the marriage.
Desire for Change
Expresses a strong wish to alter one's current situation, often due to dissatisfaction.

After months of being overworked, she wanted out of her current job.
Feeling Trapped
Used when feeling stuck in an unfavorable situation and seeking freedom.

He felt trapped in the small town and wanted out of there.
Ending Commitments
Indicates a desire to end formal agreements or personal commitments.

They weren't happy together anymore and both wanted out of the marriage.
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