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off ramp

[awf-ramp, of-] / ˈɔfˌræmp, ˈɒf- /
NOUN
exit ramp
Synonyms
STRONGEST


Example Sentences

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The generals are looking for an off-ramp which will buy them a semblance of legitimacy, and win over some of their many opponents.

From BBC

“There’s a funny moment when you realize that as an activist: The off-ramp out of extreme poverty is, ugh, commerce, it’s entrepreneurial capitalism.”

From The Wall Street Journal

One possible off-ramp, the source said, would be for the opposing countries to deliver statements after a decision is adopted, ensuring their positions are reflected in the official record.

From Barron's

Like a driver hunting for an off-ramp on an unfamiliar highway, officials risk blowing past the exit if they wait too long.

From The Wall Street Journal

Optimists point to a possible Nov. 1 off-ramp, since that’s the end to many federal food benefits.

From The Wall Street Journal