Exit

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 176
eks'it, n. long a direction in playbooks to state an actor to go of the stage the departure of a which player from the stage any departure a way Expansive, of departure a pa age out a quitting of the diffusive. worlds stage, or life death. [L. exit, lie goes ne . out, exeo, to go out— ex, out, and co, itum to go.] Expatiate, ExOdUS, eks'o-dns, n a going out or departure, to esp. that of the Israeli tes from Egypt the [L. second book of the Old Testament naiiating this to event. [L. —Gr. exodos—cx out, hodos a way.] Expatiation,
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