egress
/ˈiːɡrɛs/
verb
- To go out or leave.
- The hikers egressed the cave just before the rain started.
- Please egress the building calmly when the alarm sounds.
- The passengers egressed the plane using the emergency slides.
noun
- An exit or way out.
- The theater's main egress was blocked, so the crowd used the side doors.
- The building has emergency egress signs above all the doors.
- Passengers must know the location of the nearest egress in case of fire.
- The act of leaving or going out.
- The security guard monitored the egress of all employees at the end of the shift.
- The spacecraft's egress from the atmosphere was captured on camera.
- The egress of the crowd after the concert was slow but orderly.