bailing out (Meaning)
bailing 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 bailing out
Synonyms:
- starting
- clearing off
- taking a walk
- digging out
- evacuating
- stepping (along)
- taking off
- running along
- beating it
- going off
- pushing off
- going
- packing (up or off)
- getting off
- moving
- buzzing (off)
- pulling out
- sallying (forth)
- pushing on
- clearing out
- shoving (off)
- exiting
- walking out
- bugging out
- getting
- cutting out
- pulling up stakes
- buggering off
- departing
- peeling off
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- scarpering
- escaping
- hitting the road
- fleeing
- retiring
- bugging off
- quitting
- pulling stakes
- retreating
- stepping out
- taking a powder
- flying
- booking
- withdrawing
- going out
- piking (out or off)
- emigrating
- parting
- striking out
- running away
- bailing
- taking a hike
- setting out
- vamoosing
- getting out
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- scatting
- absconding
- removing
- decamping
- vacating
- abandoning
- adjourning
- deserting
- scramming
- lighting out
- mizzling
- skipping
- forsaking
Antonyms:
bailing out Sentence Examples
- The ship was taking on water, and the crew was bailing out furiously to prevent sinking.
- The company was on the verge of bankruptcy, but a large investment from a venture capitalist ended up bailing out the shareholders.
- The coach bailed out his star quarterback at the last minute, knowing he could turn the game around.
- The politician bailed out his campaign by promising never-ending funds to his supporters.
- The teacher bailed out the student who had fallen asleep in class, giving him extra time to finish the assignment.
- The neighbor bailed out the elderly couple whose car had broken down in the middle of the night.
- The country bailed out its citizens by providing financial assistance during the economic crisis.
- The firefighter bailed out the burning building, saving the lives of the trapped occupants.
- The friend bailed out the stranded motorist, offering a ride to the nearest gas station.
- The prison guard bailed out the inmate who had been wrongly accused, reuniting him with his family.
FAQs About the word bailing 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
starting, clearing off, taking a walk, digging out, evacuating, stepping (along), taking off, running along, beating it, going off
coming, arriving, turning up, showing up, remaining, approaching, lodging, closing, dwelling, reaching
The ship was taking on water, and the crew was bailing out furiously to prevent sinking.
The company was on the verge of bankruptcy, but a large investment from a venture capitalist ended up bailing out the shareholders.
The coach bailed out his star quarterback at the last minute, knowing he could turn the game around.
The politician bailed out his campaign by promising never-ending funds to his supporters.
