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. Pam Mantle:

   I think (death) would be an easy way out for him, on the other hand, I just don't think I can take another 15 years of appeals and trials and looking at him every day. I'm just pretty done.

2. Pavel Filatyev:

   I will either be put in prison... or they will just silence me by taking me out. There were a lot of cases like that in the past, i do not see any other way out. If it happens, it happens.

3. Darrell Issa:

   The Pentagon is facing a self-inflicted crisis it can’t spin its way out of, it’s impacting mission, manpower, and morale, and the current Commander in Chief is most to blame.

4. Brian Koffman:

   There's this light at the end of the tunnel that says 'we have a way out' [but then] 'oh, sorry, you can't get it,'.

5. Chunyan Li:

   This approach is subjective, if it is all implemented objectively, than how come all Asians on average have such higher scores? What's the fairness in this? If (Harvard) pushes for (a) holistic approach, then make it fair. If you kept emphasizing race, then there is no way out.