A more thorough explanation:

exit, n. 1. A way out. See . 2. In a docket entry, an issuance of something (as a writ or process).

exit, vb. To leave or go out of a place.

1. The emergency exit is located at the back of the building.

2. The court issued an exit attachment in the case.

The first example illustrates the noun form of exit, where it refers to a way out of a building or space. The second example illustrates the use of exit as a verb, where it means to leave or go out of a place. The term "exit attachment" in the second example refers to a writ of attachment that has been issued in the case, indicating that something is being taken out of the case or removed from the defendant's possession.

egress, n. A way out or exit from a place.

Example: The fire code requires at least two egress points in every room.

Egress is a synonym for exit and is often used interchangeably. The example illustrates how egress is used to refer to a way out or exit from a place, similar to the first example for exit.