Antonyms for exit
ˈɛg zɪt, ˈɛk sɪtex·it

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1. exitnoun

   Synonyms:
   egress, outgang, outway, departure, outgoing

2. exitnoun

   To go out

   He was looking for the exit and got lost.

   Synonyms:
   outgoing, outway, egress, outgang, departure

3. exitnoun

   To leave

   She stood at the exit of the house looking back and waving at those inside.

   Synonyms:
   outway, egress, departure, outgang, outgoing

4. exitnoun

   The action of leaving.

   He made his exit at the opportune time.

   Synonyms:
   egress, departure, outway, outgoing, outgang

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1. exit

   Antonyms:
   access, accession, adit, admission, admittance, approach, door, doorway, entrance, entrée, entry, gate, gateway, ingress, inlet, introduction, opening, penetration, portal

   Synonyms:
   departure, egress, ejection, exclusion, expulsion, refusal, rejection, withdrawal

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1. exit, issue, outlet, way outnoun

   an opening that permits escape or release

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

   Antonyms:
   go into, move into, enter, come in, get in, get into, go in

   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, electric receptacle, number, sales outlet, yield, mercantile establishment, loss, outcome, way out, going, vent, issue, passing, proceeds, release, matter, progeny, issuance

2. passing, loss, departure, exit, expiration, going, releasenoun

   euphemistic expressions for death

   "thousands mourned his passing"

   Antonyms:
   get in, go into, get into, come in, go in, move into, enter

   Synonyms:
   sledding, firing, overtaking, liberation, passage, dismissal, expiry, divergence, release, freeing, spill, difference, sacking, personnel casualty, vent, passing game, breathing out, sack, tone ending, deviation, passing play, acquittance, red, departure, press release, outlet, expiration, waiver, button, exhalation, handout, pass, leaving, qualifying, loss, dismission, way out, going, discharge, red ink, issue, going away, spillage, deprivation, termination, passing

3. exitverb

   the act of going out

   Antonyms:
   go in, enter, go into, come in, get in, move into, get into

   Synonyms:
   issue, passing, release, going, way out, expiration, loss, outlet, departure

4. exit, go out, get out, leaveverb

   move out of or depart from

   "leave the room"; "the fugitive has left the country"

   Antonyms:
   come in, move into, enter, get into, get in, go in, go into

   Synonyms:
   date, pop off, go out, give-up the ghost, get off, choke, go away, bring out, get around, drop dead, cash in one's chips, leave alone, kick the bucket, expire, bequeath, lead, go steady, leave, buy the farm, pass away, perish, croak, conk, see, pull up stakes, pull, will, get out, take out, break, snuff it, decease, leave behind, give, go, depart, allow, pass, provide, escape, impart, die, allow for, pull out, draw, pass on, go forth, entrust, get by, result, get away, forget

5. exitverb

   lose the lead

   Antonyms:
   go in, enter, get in, go into, get into, move into, come in

   Synonyms:
   go, perish, conk, croak, pass away, cash in one's chips, leave, get out, give-up the ghost, drop dead, go out, pop off, buy the farm, die, choke, pass, expire, snuff it, kick the bucket, decease

6. die, decease, perish, go, exit, pass away, expire, pass, kick the bucket, cash in one's chips, buy the farm, conk, give-up the ghost, drop dead, pop off, choke, croak, snuff itverb

   pass from physical life and lose all bodily attributes and functions necessary to sustain life

   "She died from cancer"; "The children perished in the fire"; "The patient went peacefully"; "The old guy kicked the bucket at the age of 102"

   Antonyms:
   get into, enter, go into, get in, come in, go in, move into

   Synonyms:
   fall, function, come about, perish, murmur, give way, elapse, hold out, pass out, run, go past, lead, top, give out, put across, go by, devolve, conk out, operate, cronk, travel, occur, last, die, scrag, fade, go away, excrete, reach, go, move, spend, rifle, slide by, asphyxiate, foul, breathe out, turn over, run low, die out, plump, legislate, happen, egest, fret, authorise, exceed, fleet, pass away, get out, drop dead, overstep, endure, give, draw, make it, congest, blend in, run short, pop off, get going, locomote, back up, choke off, expire, make pass, suffocate, grumble, slip away, authorize, live, return, cash in one's chips, kick the bucket, blend, go out, fail, fall out, hap, slip by, go on, sink, eliminate, lapse, belong, mutter, clog, pass off, give-up the ghost, go bad, become flat, survive, blow over, get, take place, gag, snuff it, overhaul, throttle, become, go through, evanesce, live on, communicate, hand, croak, clog up, run out, choke, swoon, fit, go across, sound, overtake, transcend, glide by, gnarl, exhale, extend, start, depart, decease, faint, stifle, pall, pass, proceed, break down, clear, conk, stall, travel by, buy the farm, hold up, pass along, break, go along, surpass, guide, pass by, leave, strangle, work, pass on

How to use exit in a sentence?

1. Kristen Lee Costa:

   You want to have plenty of verbal exit strategies in your arsenal, some of my favorites: ‘Yes, that person can come off as bossy, but I also think she has a lot of leadership potential’ and ‘I understand you’re really frustrated right now, and I am happy to talk with you later, once you’ve had some time to decompress a bit.’.

2. Renaissance Capital Kennedy:

   I've stopped trying to make sense of meme-stock trading. Any positive news can create a huge run-up, a company like this has a large base of investors who are not selling. They don't really have an exit plan.

3. Mara Aspinall:

   We are at a very, very precarious moment, testing is our only exit strategy out of all of this.

4. Leo Grohowski:

   A week ago, it seemed very likely that we were close to having a resolution, and now all of a sudden we’re waking up to capital controls ? i'm not confident that today reflects all the bad news that could happen. Investors are really bumping up the odds that Greece will exit the euro.

5. Rolf Buerkl:

   Unfortunately - or maybe fortunately - we have no experience of such an early exit from the World Cup, but I do not expect a long term impact on consumer confidence.

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