back, rear
side
east, south, etc.
He left through the south exit.

main
I walked through the school's main exit.

airport, school, etc.
emergency, fire
the nearest
She headed for the nearest exit.

secret
I remember that there's a secret exit here.

head for, make for
bolt for, make a beeline for, make a dash for, run for, rush for
reach
bar, block
Do not leave bags lying around which could block the emergency exits.

guard, watch
seal, seal off

sign
door, gate, point
route

to the exit, towards/toward the exit
They moved towards/toward the exits.

exit from
the exit from the hall

exit to
an exit to the street

fast, hasty, quick, rapid, speedy, swift
abrupt, sudden
Carole's abrupt exit from their lives

easy
emergency doors providing for easy exit in the event of a fire

dignified
graceful
She was trying to make a graceful exit from public life.

grand
Then we made our grand exit.

dramatic
The students made a dramatic exit toward the end of his speech.

early, premature
her early exit from the tournament, in only the second round

mass
play-off (AmE,sports)
The team is likely to make a quick play-off exit.

first-round, second-round, etc. (sports)

make
She turned on her heel and made what she hoped was a dignified exit.

visa
poll
Exit polls showed that more than 70% of voters opposed the proposal.

plan, strategy
He was searching for an exit strategy.

exam (AmE)
You have to pass the exit exam in order to graduate.

interview (esp. AmE)
We go back and look at our exit interviews as to why people leave.

exit from
a mass exit of members from the party

freeway, highway, interstate (all in the US)
motorway (in the UK)
northbound, southbound, etc. (BrE)
the next
I pulled off the road at the next exit.

get off at (AmE), take
You need to get off at the next exit.
Take the first exit over the bridge.

ramp (esp. AmE)
point
the number of entry and exit points on the main road network

exit for
The driver took the exit for LaGuardia.

exit to
They took the exit to the hospital.