exit /ekˈsit or egˈzit/

1. The departure of an actor from the stage
2. Any departure
3. A passage out
4. A way of departure
5. Death (literary)
6. A place on a motorway where vehicles can leave by a slip road
7. The last instruction of a subroutine (computing)

1. To make an exit
2. To leave or depart
3. To die (literary)
4. To lose the lead deliberately (cards)

1. To make an exit from
2. To leave or go out of

exˈitance noun (physics)

The amount per unit area of light or other radiation emitted from a surface

exit charge noun (stock exchange)

A charge made when selling investments, etc

exit poll noun

A poll of a sample of voters, taken as they leave the polling-station, used to give an early indication of voting trends in a particular election

exit strategy noun

A planned method of withdrawal from a situation

exit value noun (accounting)

The price at which an asset or liability could be sold

exit wound noun

A wound occurring where a bullet, etc leaves the body

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