Phrase · Relationships & dating
the mutual early exit
noun phrase
/thuh-myoo-choo-ul-ur-lee-eg-zit/
Definition
An unspoken, simultaneous decision by two people on a date that it should end well before the planned hour is up.
In use
“We hit the mutual early exit within forty minutes, both suddenly 'had work in the morning'.”
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- noun phrase
- Pronunciation
- /thuh-myoo-choo-ul-ur-lee-eg-zit/
Classification
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- People & society
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