Exeunt
/ˈeksiʌnt/
Definition 1 of 1
Pro Tip 1/3Theatrical Origin
Originally used in stage directions in scripts, so it's deeply associated with theater and drama. 
Exeunt the actors, as the curtain falls.
Pro Tip 2/3Plural Marker
'Exeunt' signals that multiple characters leave the stage, not just one. 
The thieves look around, grab the jewels, and exeunt quickly.
Pro Tip 3/3Not Contemporary
While 'exeunt' is correct, it's old-fashioned and rarely used in modern writing or conversation. 
Exeunt the clowns; their part is done.
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AbandonDepartEvacuateExitGo outLeaveRetreatWithdraw
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