bail (out) (Meaning)
bail (out)
to jump out of an airplane with a parachute, to abandon a harmful or difficult situation, to help from a difficult situation, to parachute from an aircraft, leave, depart, a rescue from financial distress
Synonyms & Antonyms of bail (out)
Synonyms:
- pack (up or off)
- clear off
- strike out
- retire
- bugger off
- take a hike
- go out
- begone
- buzz (off)
- part
- hit the road
- emigrate
- shove (off)
- step (along)
- fly
- step out
- push on
- book
- quit
- withdraw
- get out
- run away
- bug out
- pull up stakes
- retreat
- set out
- beat it
- take a powder
- take off
- flee
- bug off
- pull stakes
Antonyms:
bail (out) Sentence Examples
- The defendant was allowed to leave prison after posting bail.
- The company bailed out its bankrupt rival to prevent a monopoly.
- She bailed out her friend when she couldn't afford her rent.
- The government bailed out the banks during the financial crisis.
- The parents bailed out their troubled son from jail.
- The investors demanded to be bailed out after the company's collapse.
- The insurance company refused to bail out the driver after the accident.
- The hostage was bailed out by the police during a dramatic raid.
- The country was bailed out by an international loan from the IMF.
- The politician bailed out on his campaign promises, leaving his supporters disappointed.
FAQs About the word bail (out)
to jump out of an airplane with a parachute, to abandon a harmful or difficult situation, to help from a difficult situation, to parachute from an aircraft, lea
depart, bail, pike (out or off), start, escape, get, sally (forth), pull out, evacuate, take a walk
remain,come, show up, arrive, stay, dwell, reach, hit,turn up, close
The defendant was allowed to leave prison after posting bail.
The company bailed out its bankrupt rival to prevent a monopoly.
She bailed out her friend when she couldn't afford her rent.
The government bailed out the banks during the financial crisis.
