Out Alive

Out Alive is a phrase generally used to describe the act of surviving a dangerous, challenging, or life-threatening situation. It implies not only survival but also the act of emerging from that situation with one's life intact, often against considerable odds.

The phrase often carries a connotation of significant effort, skill, luck, or resilience being required to escape the perilous circumstances. It is frequently employed in contexts involving physical danger, such as wilderness survival, combat, or disaster scenarios. It can also be used metaphorically to describe weathering extremely difficult personal or professional challenges.

Essentially, "out alive" emphasizes the precariousness of the situation and the relief and accomplishment associated with having successfully navigated it. The emphasis is on the successful emergence from a life-threatening or severely detrimental experience.