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run out of town
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1.
US
UK
General
informal
idiomatic
colloquial
To force or drive someone to leave a town or community, typically through public hostility, ostracism, threats, or vigilante action.
2.
US
UK
General
informal
colloquial
To depart from a town quickly, usually in order to escape consequences or to flee after committing wrongdoing.
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