Bail out,

Definition of Bail out:

1. Provides emergency financial support to maintain business continuity.

2. (Crew) Parachute after being removed from the aircraft.

3. Save someone or something from trouble.

4. Excessive sale of company shares by shareholders is seen as lack of confidence in the company's profitability or survival.

Synonyms of Bail out

Jump out, Save, Relieve, Flee, Befriend, Lend one aid, Deliver, Jump, Benefit, Assist, Do good, Take in tow, Break forth, Give a hand, Emerge, Redeem, Sally forth, Relieve, Break jail, Effuse, Give help, Surface, Issue, Render assistance, Protrude, Revive, Slip the collar, Redeem, Escape prison, Give a boost, Save, Give a lift, Liberate, Doctor, Sky-dive, Abet, Emanate, Fly the coop, Help, Remedy, Bear a hand, Debouch, Protect, Comfort, Restore, Recover, Rescue, Deliver, Get clear of, Succor, Ease, Cut loose, Reclaim, Extricate, Escape, Get away, Burst forth, Sally, Skip, Aid, Retrieve, Extract, Get out of, Disembogue, Proffer aid, Issue forth, Make a getaway, Rally, Extrude, Ransom, Free, Come forth, Eject, Salvage, Set free, Break cover, Arise, Lend a hand, Parachute to safety, Release, Avail, Break loose, Get free, Evade, Come out, Resuscitate, Come, Rescue, Break away, Erupt, Parachute, Get out, Favor, Set up

How to use Bail out in a sentence?

1. He helped me out of prison, for which I am grateful, and even told him how much I admired him when I met him.
2. Chief Arp asked the parachute pilot so we could swim again.
3. Some banks may require a ransom if they have taken large non-refundable amounts.
4. With a 10 chance to break the bank, the high risk, high return strategy has become a purely profitable strategy knowing that the government will save the retail banks instead of wasting their savings.