Sneak-out Definition

verb
To leave a place or a gathering while trying to avoid being seen or heard.
I had another meeting at 1 p.m. so I had to sneak out of the lunch meeting.
We decided to sneak out to meet some friends after my parents went to sleep.
I worked all through lunch so I'm go sneak out a bit early today.
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Sneak-out Sentence Examples

  • To her relief, she still had a few hours to sneak out and make it to the airport.

  • Even though teens will do things like break curfew or sneak out at night, continue to enforce your rules as a caring parent.

  • We weren't sure he wasn't followed or something—we whispered like a couple of kids and couldn't wait to sneak out of there.

  • We weren't sure he wasn't followed or something—we whispered like a couple of kids and couldn't wait to sneak out of there.

  • Teenagers want to have their first kiss and sneak out of the house before they have to grow up into adults and choose their life's aspiration.

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Words Starting With

SSNSNE

Words Ending With

TUTOUT

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