noun Uncommon

exiting

Exiting (noun) means the act of leaving or going out. Example: “Exiting the stadium after the match took nearly an hour.”

noun

The act of leaving or going out.

"Exiting the stadium after the match took nearly an hour."

How to use exiting

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishThe process of leaving a place.

Common mistake

Don't confuse the spelling with "exciting" — "exiting" is about leaving, "exciting" is about thrills.

Easily confused with

exciting →

exitings plural

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_____ the stadium after the match took nearly an hour.

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What does “exiting” mean?

The word “exiting” means the act of leaving or going out. In plain terms, the process of leaving a place.

How do you use “exiting” in a sentence?

Here is “exiting” used in a sentence: “Exiting the stadium after the match took nearly an hour.”

What part of speech is “exiting”?

“Exiting” is a noun.

Is “exiting” a common word?

“Exiting” is an uncommon word in modern English.