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Jump Out

Part of Speech: Verb, Noun

Definition:

To physically propel oneself quickly and forcefully outwards from a particular place or position.

Can also mean to attract attention or become noticeable.

Senses:

1. To leap or spring energetically from a standing position.
2. To leave a moving vehicle or parachute from an aircraft.
3. To emerge suddenly and forcefully from a particular place or position.
4. To enhance or emphasize something prominently.

Examples:

Verb:

1. I saw a cat jump out of the bushes and scare the birds away.
2. The skydiver was thrilled to jump out of the plane and experience the rush of freefall.
3. When the magician pulled the cloth, a rabbit jumped out of the hat.

Noun:

1. The jump out of the window was the only escape route for the trapped fire victims.
2. The advertisement's catchy jingle made it jump out among the other commercials.

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