1. they exit (used as a stage direction in plays)
Usage: theatrical; Latin

Examples

• The script reads ‘Exeunt all’ at the end of the scene.
• After the king’s speech, the stage direction indicates ‘Exeunt lords and ladies.’
• In Shakespeare’s plays, ‘exeunt’ often appears when multiple characters leave together.
• The director explained that ‘exeunt’ means all the actors should leave the stage.
• Following the dramatic confrontation, the playwright wrote ‘Exeunt omnes.’
• Students learning about theater must understand terms like ‘exeunt’ and ‘exit.’
• The final act concludes with ‘Exeunt’ as the entire cast departs.