Part of speech: Phrasal verb (transitive)
Sense 1: to remove forcibly or violently
Usage:
- The angry customer demanded to tear out the faulty page from the book.
- She tore out the old wallpaper to make room for the new design.
Sense 2: to quickly or eagerly depart from a place
Usage:
- After dropping off his package, he tore out of the post office to catch his train.
- They had such a terrible experience at the restaurant that they tore out as soon as they finished their meal.
Sense 3: to remove a page or pages from a book, magazine, or other publication
Usage:
- She tore out the recipe from the magazine to try it out.
- He tore out the love letter from the diary and threw it away.