Moderate as in escape To leave abruptly or sneakily, often in order to avoid something or someone. Clear All
3 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Duck Out'
Not wanting to participate in the heated debate, Tom decided to duck out quietly.
Hoping to avoid his ex-girlfriend at the party, he tried to discreetly duck out without being noticed.
During the intense chess match, the player strategized to duck out of a potential checkmate.
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