Pronunciation: /weɪ aʊt/
noun a means of exit or escape
A1 I couldn't find the way out of the maze.
A2 The emergency exit is the fastest way out of the building.
B1 She was looking for a way out of the difficult situation.
B2 The negotiators were trying to find a way out of the deadlock.
C1 The only way out of this mess is to start over from scratch.
C2 He had to devise a clever way out of the legal predicament he found himself in.
adjective referring to something that is located far away or distant
A1 I couldn't find a way out of the maze.
A2 She looked for a way out of the difficult situation.
B1 The team brainstormed different ways out of the problem.
B2 He found a creative way out of the contract.
C1 The negotiator found a diplomatic way out of the conflict.
C2 The lawyer strategized a legal way out of the lawsuit.
formal The emergency exit is the designated way out in case of a fire.
informal Let's find a way out of this boring party.
slang I need to bounce, gotta find a way out of this situation.
figurative She couldn't see a way out of her troubles until she sought help.
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