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English / phrasal verb

Back out of

MEANING IN ENGLISH

To withdraw from a commitment, contract, or promised agreement.

In context

01

The lead actor decided to back out of the play just two weeks before opening night.

02

You cannot back out of the stage production after signing the rehearsal contract.

Synonyms

withdraw from,renege on,pull out of

Antonyms

commit to,proceed with,stick to

Collocations

back out of an agreement,back out of a deal,back out of a production

Sources

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