out from under
Having gotten free of worries or difficulties

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out from under
• out from under (someone or something)
to be free and clear of someone or something
My friend is out from under her critical older sister who has gone to live in a different city.

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out from under something
• out from under (someone or something)
to be free and clear of someone or something
My friend is out from under her critical older sister who has gone to live in a different city.

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out from under
adj. phr., informal Free from something that worries you; seeing the end; finished.
■ Usually used with "be" or "get".
Mary had so much to do in the new house she felt as though she would never be out from under.
John had so many debts, he couldn't get out from under.

[TahlilGaran] English Idioms Dictionary ▲

out from under someone
• out from under (someone or something)
to be free and clear of someone or something
My friend is out from under her critical older sister who has gone to live in a different city.

[TahlilGaran] English Idioms Dictionary ▲