Back out and Quit

Back out

Back out verb - To break a promise or agreement.

Quit and back out are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Quit" instead a verb "Back out".

Quit

Quit verb - To give up (a job or office).

Back out and quit are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Back out" instead a verb "Quit".

Nearby Words: quitting, quitter, quits, quitted

Both terms in one sentence

  • Gaspard in Dark Cloud 2 realizes that he's lost his way after a Not So Different moment with the hero and decides to quit serving the Big Bad and back out of the conflict entirely, expressing a wish to see the end of the heroes' journey and maybe end his own with them.
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