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Brexit, a portmanteau for British exit or Britain's exit, a United Kingdom withdrawal from the European Union^[1].

Term coined since 2012.

Often seen as

• Clean Brexit
• Hard Brexit
• Brexit means Brexit ^[2]

News

• 26 January 2017. FT.com, A one-clause bill for Article 50, last retrieved on 27 January 2017.

See also

Terms

• Backstop
• Brexit
• Chequers

Analogies

• Bregret
• Brexit
• Grexit
• Remain
• Frexit
• Czexit
• TF50

External

• FT.com, Brexit poll tracker
• Commission UK Staff
• Fair Deal for Expats
• legislation.co.uk, European Communities Act 1972, last retrieved on 27 January 2017.

Other definitions

Search other definitions of Brexit with

EN	FR	ES
AcronymFinder.com (en)	sigles.net (fr)	siglas.com (es)
AllAcronyms.com (en)	AbbreviationFinder.org (fr)	AbbreviationFinder.org (es)
EuroVoc (en)	EuroVoc (fr)	EuroVoc (es)
FT's Lexicon (en)
IATE (en)	IATE (fr)	IATE (es)
Investopedia (en)
Oxford Dictionaries (en)
Reuters Financial Glossary (en)
Wikipedia (en)	Wikipedia (fr)	Wikipedia (es)

References

1. ↑ Wikipedia, Brexit
2. ↑ Telegraph.co.uk, Theresa May to side with Eurosceptics in major Brexit speech revealing what she wants from negotiations, by Ben Riley-Smith, published on 14 January 2017.

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