Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

get-out-of

phrasal verb
/ɡɛt aʊt ʌv/
Definition
To avoid doing something or to escape from a situation.
Examples
  • She always tries to get out of doing her chores.
  • He managed to get out of the meeting by claiming he was sick.
  • They found a loophole to get out of the contract.
Meaning
To evade responsibility, commitment, or participation in an activity or obligation.
Synonyms
  • evade
  • escape
  • avoid
  • shirk