Advanced as in go back/go back on To abandon or leave someone or something abruptly, similar to fleeing or escaping. Clear All
4 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Run Out On'
The employee decided to run out on his responsibilities, causing chaos in the office.
Despite their years together, he chose to run out on the marriage without explanation.
The professor warned students not to run out on their research projects at the last minute.
The astronaut's fear of the unknown almost led him to run out on the mission.
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