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Exeat: A permission given to someone to leave a certain place. This can be a general permission to go outside or a specific permission given by a bishop to a priest to leave their diocese.
An exeat is permission to leave a certain place. For example, a school might give a student an exeat to leave campus for a doctor's appointment. It can also refer to permission that a bishop gives to a priest to leave their diocese.
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These examples show how an exeat is permission to leave a certain place, whether it's a school or a diocese.