What is another word for am out of the woods?
Pronunciation: [am ˌa͡ʊtəv ðə wˈʊdz] (IPA) 
When someone says "I am out of the woods," it means that they have overcome a difficult situation, problem, or danger. However, there are several other phrases and expressions that we can use to convey the same message. For instance, we can say "I have turned the corner," "I have passed the worst," "I have come through the storm," "I have navigated the rapids," "I have weathered the storm," or "I have made it through the darkness." Each of these expressions indicates that someone has come through a challenging or risky situation and has successfully come out on the other side.
