Used to describe someone leaving quickly, often under pressure or in a rush.

Urgent Departure

Suggests escaping from a difficult situation or avoiding problems.

Avoiding Trouble

Indicates someone leaving suddenly without explanation.

Refers to the action of making copies quickly, using a machine.

Commonly used in an office setting to instruct someone to produce duplicates.

Often used to describe how water or liquid naturally moves off a surface.

Common in conversations about weather or environmental conditions.

Implies someone abandoning their relationship or family commitments.

Highlights the element of surprise and lack of warning when someone leaves.