exitdirection
nounUK /ˈɛksɪtdɪˌrɛkʃən/
US /ˈɛksɪtdəˌrɛkʃən/
The way you go to get out of a place.
The sign showed the exitdirection with a big arrow.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The compass bearing a person follows when leaving a building or area.
Firefighters noted the exitdirection each person took during the drill.
3. In computing, the path or route data takes when leaving a program or system.
The log recorded the exitdirection of each request.
4. The direction of travel away from a stage or performance area.
The dancer's exitdirection was toward the left wing.