Egress (noun)
ee-gress
The action of going out of or leaving a place./ A way out.
Mid 16th century from Latin egressus ‘gone out’, from the verb egredi, from ex- ‘out’ + gradi ‘to step’.
Example sentences
“It gave a direct means of ingress and egress for passengers.”
“you got out via a narrow egress at the side.”
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