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"rush out" means to quickly and suddenly move from the inside of something to the outside. For example, "She rushed out of the building". "rush away" has a similar sense of quick and sudden movement, but is lacking the "inside/outside" distinction.
- "rush out" means to quickly and suddenly move from the inside of something to the outside.
- For example, "She rushed out of the building".
- "rush away" has a similar sense of quick and sudden movement, but is lacking the "inside/outside" distinction.
- For example, "She rushed away from the scene".
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"rush out" means to quickly and suddenly move from the inside of something to the outside. For example, "She rushed out of the building".
"rush away" has a similar sense of quick and sudden movement, but is lacking the "inside/outside" distinction. For example, "She rushed away from the scene".
"rush away" has a similar sense of quick and sudden movement, but is lacking the "inside/outside" distinction. For example, "She rushed away from the scene".
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