shuffle (out of) (Meaning)

shuffle (out of)

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The children shuffled out of the classroom in an orderly line.
The passengers shuffled out of the plane as it taxied to a stop.
The guests shuffled out of the party, their voices fading into the night.
The crowd shuffled out of the stadium after the game had ended.
The students shuffled out of the library, eager to soak up the sunshine.
The customers shuffled out of the store, carrying bags filled with their purchases.
The hikers shuffled out of the forest, their boots weary from the long journey.
The mourners shuffled out of the chapel, their hearts heavy with grief.
The employees shuffled out of the office, ready to embark on their weekend adventures.
The prisoners shuffled out of the courtroom, their faces expressionless.

evade,avoid, escape, dodge, shun, eliminate, get around,steer clear of, prevent, keep clear of

accept, welcome, seek, pursue, embrace, court,catch, contract, incur,

The children shuffled out of the classroom in an orderly line.

The passengers shuffled out of the plane as it taxied to a stop.

The guests shuffled out of the party, their voices fading into the night.

The crowd shuffled out of the stadium after the game had ended.