Clear out
Clear out verb - To get free from a dangerous or confining situation.
Usage example: everyone cleared out as soon as the fire alarm began sounding
Both terms in one sentence
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He proceeded to clear out basically every dragon in the country so Skeletor's plan could move forwards (the dragons were the natural predators of his latest weapons).
Source: Heart Is an Awesome Power -
The upside: the multiforms can't take more than a few hits each, and oftentimes one God Roulette super-move or one release of the God Hand's Tension can clear out all the multiforms.
Source: Doppelgänger Spin -
Dirty Cop: Campbell's first move in office is to clear out the extremely corrupt Birmingham PD and bring his own men in.
Source: Series / Peaky Blinders
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