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passage out

noun as in exit

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The artillery which had arrived was not in a very efficient condition, owing to the loss of horses on the passage out.

It might be, if he held his own hand tight enough, that there would not be money enough even to pay for her passage out.

You can work your passage out, and I could get you into a store at Melbourne, and you're such a sticker, you'd be sure to get on.

Two years ago, with her hard-earned savings, she had paid his passage out to Africa.

On the passage out, a curious circumstance occurred to the Zebra frigate, under command of the gallant Robert Faulknor.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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