Definitions and Examples of exit, egress
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
A way out of a building, vehicle, or enclosed space.
Example
In case of an emergency, please use the exit door located at the back of the room.
The action of leaving a place, especially in an orderly fashion.
Example
The security personnel ensured that the egress of the building was smooth and safe.
Key Differences: exit vs egress
- 1Exit is a more common term used to describe a way out of a building, vehicle, or enclosed space.
- 2Egress is a formal term used to describe the action of leaving a place, especially in an orderly fashion.
Effective Usage of exit, egress
- 1Navigation: Use exit to find your way out of a building or vehicle.
- 2Safety: Use egress in emergency situations to indicate the proper way to leave a building or area.
- 3Legal Documents: Use egress in legal documents to describe the right to leave a property or land.
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Remember this!
The antonyms exit and egress both convey the idea of leaving or going out of a place. However, exit is a more common term used to describe a way out of a building, vehicle, or enclosed space, while egress is a formal term used to describe the action of leaving a place, especially in an orderly fashion. Use these words for navigation, safety, and legal documents.
