Synonyms for opt out
opt out

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1. opt out, cop outverb

   choose not to do something, as out of fear of failing

   "She copped out when she was supposed to get into the hang glider"

   Synonyms:
   cop out

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1. Glenn Youngkin:

   This bill is very clear. Any authority, whether it's a local school board or a local board of supervisors or, by the way, the state government that wants to mandate masks, then parents will have the ability to opt out if they think that's the best thing for their child.

2. Kate McElwee:

   Catholic Church is Catholic Church, and we believe that Catholic Church could restore Catholic Church moral voice and credibility if Catholic Church practiced gender equity. Equality for women and girls changes the world, it's easy for some of us in Western countries to opt out of the church's powers, but in a lot of communities, Catholic Church runs the only hospital or the only school. The theology that teaches that girls are somehow subservient or the complements to men filters through, and that gets taught around the world.

3. Christopher Chang:

   We explain exactly why we are gathering information, how they might benefit from this, and we try to create a habit loop : What is in it for me ? What can I do about it ? What do I get out of it ? you either trust or you don’t trust your employer. And if you don’t trust your employer and you believe that such data will be used against you, you simply opt out. You don’t have to participate.

4. Everett Kelley:

   They don't understand why they are being saddled with a huge tax bill next year, they are worried about penalties and fees, they are concerned about how falling behind could impact their security clearance and their livelihood, and they want an opportunity to opt out.

5. Matthew McReynolds:

   No school district is a law unto itself, we are taking action to ensure that important laws such as parental opt-out rights continue to serve as checks and balances and do not become empty promises.