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exĕo
anomalous intransitive verb

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1 to come, to go, to sail, to march, to move out, to move forth, to move away, to leave
2 to pass (away), to expire, to perish, to die
3 (fluid) to discharge
4 (river) to rise
5 to become visible
6 to issue, to emerge, to escape
7 to sprout

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Locutions, idioms and examples

ab aliquo exeo = to leave from someone's house || ad aes exit = aims to (obtain) money || aliquem exire prohibeo || exeo de or ex vita || de navi exeo || exeo memoria || amnis exiit || e nassa exeo || ab urbe exeo = to depart from the city || ad exeundum premor = to be urged to go out || e patriciis exeo || aliquid exit in vulgus || commode ipse exit || commodum ipse exit Lesbonicus || alicuius nomen exit || amnis abundans exit || iam ut limen exirem || aliquid in hunc exit mensem || Amphitruo exit foras || aliquem exire domo prohibeo || exeo aere alieno || atque eccam inlecebra exit || facilis est circumspectus unde exeam || ad spectaculum pugnae exierant || ad bellum cum exit imperator = when the general leaves for war || ad exeundum Cassium invitat = invited Cassius to go out || celsis caput urbibus exit || e portu solvo o proficiscor or exeo || adsimulabo quasi nunc exeam || e portu exeo or proficiscor, or solvo || aere alieno exeo or expedior || calamus levis exit ab arcu || captum retibus (amoris) exeo || Aponus terris ubi fumifer exit || a principiis ascendit motus et exit nostros ad sensus = from the beginnings (=atoms) movement grows and becomes perceptible to our senses || e vita cedo or emigro or exeo or proficiscor || nacti idoneum ventum ex portu exeunt || civitati (= civibus) persuasit ut de finibus suis exirent || radios luminum nostrorum eo, unde exierunt, reflectit || iam de corpore exierunt et carnis indumento exspoliati sunt || aggeribus ruptis cum spumeus amnis exit || qua Nilus per septem portus in maris exit aquas || animo aequo e vita cum ea non placeat tamquam e theatro exeamus || alium in extrema senectute exire cupientem vix emittit vita