Definitions for sneak out
sneak out

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1. slip away, steal away, sneak away, sneak off, sneak outverb

   leave furtively and stealthily

   "The lecture was boring and many students slipped out when the instructor turned towards the blackboard"

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1. sneak out

   To sneak out means to leave or exit a place quietly, carefully, and often secretly, typically to avoid being noticed or to avoid getting caught or facing consequences. This is often done in order to do something that is not allowed or is against the rules.

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Numerology

1. Chaldean Numerology

   The numerical value of sneak out in Chaldean Numerology is: 6

2. Pythagorean Numerology

   The numerical value of sneak out in Pythagorean Numerology is: 7

Examples of sneak out in a Sentence

1. Chris Lemanski:

   I was going through a pretty bad depression, i was kind of ready to give up and say the hell with it. The young man asked his cousin for advice on how to clear his head and he told him to take a long walk. Lemanski did just that. The traveler decided to make the journey in April 2016 after going through a period of depression. (Chris Lemanski ) In April 2016, Lemanski decided on the journey after looking up trails and saw one that went from Portugal to Istanbul, Turkey. The traveler said everything appeared to shift into place after he purchased a cheap ticket to Istanbul. Lemanski made the trek in 18 months, three of those months he was stuck in Morocco after he overstayed his visa for about three months. However, he was able to sneak out of the country and catch a boat to Germany where he continued his journey. As for how much money he spent in 18 months, Lemanski said he saved and people were generous.

2. Chris Lemanski:

   I was going through a pretty bad depression, i was kind of ready to give up and say the hell with it. The young man asked his cousin for advice on how to clear his head and he told him to take a long walk. Lemanski did just that. The traveler decided to make the journey in April 2016 after going through a period of depression. (Chris Lemanski ) In April 2016, Lemanski decided on the journey after looking up trails and saw one that went from Istanbul, Turkey to Portugal. The traveler said everything appeared to shift into place after he purchased a cheap ticket to Istanbul. Lemanski made the trek in 18 months, three of those months he was stuck in Morocco after he overstayed his visa for about three months. However, he was able to sneak out of the country and catch a boat to Germany where he continued his journey. As for how much money he spent in 18 months, Lemanski said he saved and people were generous.

3. Fred VanVleet:

   If I make a couple more shots, we probably sneak out with a win.

4. Robert Menendez:

   You can be certain the mullahs (Iran's leaders) are not going to call us in Washington when they decide to breach the agreement. They're going to sneak out, covertly, gradually over time, when they think we're not looking.

References

1. ^ Princeton's WordNet
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