egress
1 of 2verb/iˈɡrɛs/
Forms:egresses,egressing,egressed,egressed
1
to come out of or leave a place
transitive- In case of a fire, employees are trained to calmly egress the building using the designated emergency exits.
- The wildlife photographer remained still, allowing the animals to egress the area without feeling threatened.
- The security personnel coordinated with event organizers to ensure a smooth process for attendees to egress the stadium.
- During the evacuation drill, students practiced how to quickly and safely egress the school building.
- The hikers waited until dawn to egress the forest.
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