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to sit out
[phrase form: sit]
01
to refrain from taking part in an activity, typically by remaining seated
02
to remain in a situation or activity until it is completed, despite challenges or difficulties
sit out
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Example
Due to a minor injury, the athlete had to sit out the crucial match, disappointing both fans and teammates.
At the party, she decided to sit out the dance and enjoy the music from her seat.
The shy student preferred to sit out group activities, observing from the sidelines rather than actively participating.
After an injury, the football player had to sit out for several matches.
The bread became stale after sitting out on the counter for several days.
