Synonyms for way out
way out

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1. exit, issue, outlet, way outadjective

   an opening that permits escape or release

   "he blocked the way out"; "the canyon had only one issue"

   Synonyms:
   wall plug, emergence, subject, issuing, wall socket, government issue, military issue, takings, payoff, consequence, take, publication, result, event, upshot, return, effect, retail store, topic, offspring, departure, egress, electrical outlet, outlet, expiration, electric outlet, exit, electric receptacle, number, sales outlet, yield, mercantile establishment, loss, outcome, going, vent, issue, passing, proceeds, release, matter, progeny, issuance

   Antonyms:
   conventional

2. far-out, kinky, offbeat, quirky, way-outadjective

   informal terms; strikingly unconventional

   Synonyms:
   offbeat, far-out, frizzly, frizzy, kinky, nappy, way-out, quirky, crisp, perverted

   Antonyms:
   conventional

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1. way out

   Synonyms:
   exit, egress

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1. Frederic Dabi at Ifop pollsters:

   There is no easy way out, we have two sides, both of whom are relatively fragile and who have irreconcilable differences.

2. Mariano Rajoy:

   The only democratic and dignified way out is to give voice to the Spanish people so that they choose a new government and parliament.

3. Alfonso Jaramillo:

   We were doing stuff way out of our league, it was a garage-like setting, and felt like Dr Hagmann's backyard. It didn't seem sterile.

4. Richard Primus:

   The structure of our party politics now is more like the 19th century than the 20th, we are not going to have a regionally based civil war, the way they did in the 1860s. But it seems naive to expect that the way out of the present situation is going to be with the significant bipartisan cooperation of leadership in the two political parties. ... We can't even get the two political parties to agree to investigate a violent assault on the Capitol building itself.

5. David Axelrod:

   I had no doubt that this was his heartfelt belief, he also knew his view was way out in front of the public's.