English to English Dictionary

Exit interview

A meeting held by an employer with an employee who is leaving the organization, to discuss the reasons for their departure and gather feedback about the workplace.

Exit survey

A questionnaire given to employees who are leaving an organization to gather feedback about their job experience and reasons for departure.

Exit-Permit

A document or authorization that allows an individual to leave a specific location, often required by governmental or institutional regulations.

Exit-visa

An official document or stamp issued by a government authorizing a person to leave that country.

Exodus

A mass departure of people, especially emigrants.

Exogamy

The custom of marrying outside a community, clan, or tribe.

Exonerate

To officially absolve someone from blame, fault, or wrongdoing after consideration of the case.

Exorbitant

Exceeding customary or appropriate limits in intensity, quality, amount, or size, especially relating to prices or fees.

Exorcist

A person who performs an exorcism, especially to drive out evil spirits from a person or place.

Exoskeleton

An external skeleton that supports and protects an animal's body, typically found in arthropods and some other invertebrates.

Exoticism

The quality of being striking, interesting, or unusual through being foreign or from a distant country.

Exoticize

To portray or present something, especially a culture, foreign country, or people, as strange, unusual, or romantic in a way that exaggerates differences.