exitearly
verbUK /ˈɛksɪt ˈɜːli/
US /ˈɛksɪt ˈɜrli/
To leave a place before the usual time.
We had to exit early because the movie was too scary.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To stop doing something before it is finished.
He decided to exit early from the race because of a hurt ankle.
3. To close a computer program before it finishes running.
If the game freezes, you can exit early by pressing the escape key.
4. To leave a meeting or event ahead of schedule.
She had to exit early from the party to catch her bus.