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exodus

[ek-suh-duhs] / ˈɛk sə dəs /


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The more we looked around the more we were sure that, like so many others, they had left to join the great exodus westwards, taking with them what they could.

From Literature

Tens of millions of Indonesians are travelling by motorcycle, car, plane or boat to their hometowns in an annual exodus for the Eid holiday that begins in the world's largest Muslim-majority country on Wednesday.

From Barron's

Executives at the biggest private-credit lenders have sought to play down an exodus of investor money from their funds, making carefully worded television appearances to calm jitters about the sector.

From The Wall Street Journal

Grenell, a former US ambassador to Germany, oversaw far-reaching changes at the centre that were followed by an exodus of artists and plummeting ticket sales.

From BBC

Private credit funds, a $3 trillion market, face an exodus of cash due to concerns over tech sector loans and potential AI impact.

From Barron's