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way out
1noun
- the means by which a predicament, dilemma, etc., may be solved.
- Chiefly British. an exit or exit door, as in a theater.
way-out
2[ wey-out ]
adjective
- advanced in style or technique:
way-out jazz.
- exotic or esoteric in character:
way-out theories on nutrition.
way-out
adjective
- extremely unconventional or experimental; avant-garde
- excellent or amazing
51Թ History and Origins
Example Sentences
For now, Mr Arnold suspects that an exhausted Zelensky would not want to stand again and suggests that he may want a way out from at least the frontline politics.
The sweeping nature of Trump's tariffs has also left Chinese businesses scrambling to adjust their supply chains - with most countries affected, firms say it's hard to find a way out of this uncertainty.
None of the victory-lap blondes die, but they do witness a mass shooting on the way out of the resort.
“Most of the time they work their way out again,” he said.
Greg/Gary decides to flee, and on the way out, he is intercepted by Rick, who takes the gun.
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