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exit strategy
[ eg-zit strat-i-jee, ek-sit ]
noun
- a plan for getting out of a difficult or unfavorable situation:
committing troops without an exit strategy.
- a plan that maximizes profits when liquidating investments or a business.
exit strategy
noun
- a method or plan for extricating oneself from an undesirable situation
- a plan and timetable for withdrawal from a military engagement
- the method by which an investor intends to cash out of an investment
Word History and Origins
Origin of exit strategy1
Example Sentences
He called the hearing Wednesday to decide an exit strategy for the leaseholders and to select which parcels would be used for housing.
The ruling did not specify what should happen to the leases the VA has with UCLA, Brentwood School and others but said the “court will determine an exit strategy” after more hearings.
By the time Schulz found an exit strategy—for both the job and that relationship—she was exhausted and irritable.
The need for such operations has prompted Israeli critics to say the government has failed to articulate an exit strategy, even as the death toll among Israeli soldiers continues to rise.
I’m trying to create an exit strategy for Bryce Miller.”
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