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The phrase suggests leaving a place or situation swiftly and often secretly. SlideWhen the party got boring, he decided to skip out.
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Negative ImplicationPlay
Using 'skip out' can imply irresponsibility or avoidance of duty. SlideMy coworker often skips out on doing his fair share of work.
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Colloquial UsagePlay
It's commonly used in informal contexts and might be inappropriate in formal writing. SlideHe plans to skip out after lunch, so don't count on him.