Moderate as verb To leave abruptly or sneakily, often in order to avoid something or someone. Clear All
5 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Duck Out'
Not wanting to participate in the heated debate, Tom decided to duck out quietly.
In the middle of the heated debate, the politician tried to duck out without answering the tough questions.
Hoping to avoid his ex-girlfriend at the party, he tried to discreetly duck out without being noticed.
In the middle of the intense game, the basketball player tried to duck out for a quick water break.
During the intense chess match, the player strategized to duck out of a potential checkmate.
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