1. Departure of a body of people in quest of a settlement elsewhere, particularly the departure of the Israelites from Egypt under Moses; the second book of the Old Testament, so called as recording this event.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• exots,
• excus,
• exidos,
• exdous,
• exoust,
• exedus,
• exod,
• exlodes,
• exedous,
• exidus,
• exhodus,
• exodous,
• exhaus,
• exudus,
• exudos,
• exodose,
• exosts,
• exedes,
• exsus,
• exodos

• exits,
• exerts.

The adjective form of "exodus" is "exodist".

The plural of the "exodus" can be the "exoduses".

The singular of the "exodus" can be the "exodus".