What is another word for get out of?
Pronunciation:
[ ɡˈɛt ˌa͡ʊtəv], [ ɡˈɛt ˌaʊtəv], [ ɡ_ˈɛ_t ˌaʊ_t_ə_v]
Synonyms for Get out of:
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• dodge • pass the buck • sidestep • undress Other synonyms:
- abstain ,
- circumvent ,
- duck out of ,
- eschew ,
- fling off ,
- hide behind ,
- keep away ,
- keep off ,
- keep out of ,
- lie down ,
- shrink from ,
- shun ,
- shy away ,
- skip ,
- skive off ,
- slack ,
- slip out of ,
- spurn ,
- stay away from ,
- stay out of ,
- stop away ,
- tiptoe around ,
- unbuckle ,
- undress ,
- worm out of .
- off .
- change .
- Bah ,
- a likely story ,
- come, come/come now ,
- don't give me that ,
- my ass ,
- no way ,
- tell me another (one) ,
- that'll be the day ,
- yeah, right ,
- you could have fooled me .
Other relevant words:
- Juke ,
- avoid ,
- bypass ,
- cop out ,
- dark ,
- deceive ,
- denude ,
- disarray ,
- dismantle ,
- disrobe ,
- ditch ,
- divest oneself ,
- dodge ,
- doff ,
- duck ,
- elude ,
- equivocate ,
- escape ,
- evade ,
- fence ,
- fend off ,
- fudge ,
- get off ,
- hedge ,
- husk ,
- lurch ,
- malinger ,
- move to the side ,
- parry ,
- peel ,
- pussyfoot ,
- put the move on ,
- relay ,
- shake ,
- shake off ,
- shed ,
- shift ,
- shirk ,
- shock ,
- shuffle ,
- sidestep ,
- skirt ,
- slide ,
- slide out of ,
- slip ,
- slip off ,
- strip ,
- swerve ,
- tergiversate ,
- tergiverse ,
- trick ,
- turn aside ,
- uncloak ,
- unclothe ,
- unmask ,
- weasel .
- By-pass ,
- alight ,
- arouse ,
- bail out ,
- beg ,
- break away ,
- break loose ,
- bring forth ,
- bring out ,
- bring to light ,
- call forth ,
- call up ,
- cheat ,
- cut loose ,
- deduce ,
- deliver oneself from ,
- deplane ,
- derive ,
- descend ,
- detrain ,
- disembark ,
- disengage ,
- dismount ,
- dog it ,
- double ,
- drag out ,
- draw forth ,
- draw out ,
- educe ,
- elicit ,
- evoke ,
- flee ,
- fly the coop ,
- free oneself ,
- get ,
- get around ,
- get away ,
- get away from ,
- get free ,
- get from ,
- get off scot-free ,
- get out ,
- get quit of ,
- get rid of ,
- give the run-around ,
- give the slip ,
- go free ,
- go scot free ,
- gold brick ,
- goldbrick ,
- induce ,
- jump ,
- make a getaway ,
- miss ,
- obtain ,
- pass the buck ,
- pass up ,
- procure ,
- rid ,
- rouse ,
- secure ,
- shuffle off ,
- skive ,
- skulk ,
- sneak out of ,
- soldier ,
- stimulate ,
- summon ,
- summon up ,
- vacate ,
- wangle ,
- weasel out ,
- welsh ,
- winkle out ,
- worm out .
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How to use "Get out of" in context?
When it comes to getting out of a sticky situation, there are a few key phrases you can keep in mind. "get out of town" can mean getting away from the people or environment that is causing you stress. "Get out of the house" can involve getting away from people you don't want to deal with, and "get out of your comfort zone" can mean taking risks and stepping out of your normal routine. Whatever you need to do to get away from whatever is making you uncomfortable, just make sure it's safe and something you're happy to do.
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