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Often used in the same context:
flee,
evade,
dodge,
elude,
avoid,
sneak,
survive,
sidestep,
wriggle,
extricate,
spared,
subdue,
escapee,
trapped,
hide,
rescued,
overcome,
stave off,
clamber,
endure,
refuge,
banish,
abscond,
freed,
insulate,
deflect,
extinguish,
surmount,
suffocate,
slither,
apprehend,
douse,
cling,
getaway,
outrun,
overpower,
snatch,
exorcize,
exorcise,
thwart,
cope,
circumvent,
exit,
waylay,
resist,
inflict,
avert,
shield,
corral,
befall,
escape hatch,
smuggle,
crawl,
pierce,
ensnare,
scarper,
nab,
stay,
liberate,
succumbing,
capture,
outmanoeuvre,
emerge,
hellish,
wallow,
conquer,
snare,
steal,
repel,
break,
reprieve,
prevent,
outwit,
commit suicide,
wangle,
disembark,
sheltered,
battening,
rob,
distract,
save,
withstand,
herded,
chase,
ridded,
vainly,
asphyxiate,
drown,
finagle,
somehow,
dowse,
unlatch,
dislodge,
perpetrate,
outfox,
vanquish,
bramble bush,
recaptured,
get,
infiltrate,
maneuver,
unchain,
escapes,
deliverance,
alleviation,
cure,
disappearance,
interruption,
rescue,
cessation,
closing,
cures,
departure,
accession,
desertion,
disengagement,
downfall,
passing,
recoveries,
stoppage,
antecedent,
ascent,
dispersal,
finite,
migrational,
turbulent,
<,
adjectival,
agentive,
anticipatory,
appeal,
appositional,
arousal,
attributive,
busiest,
cleansing,
conjectured,
contractual,
defining
More specific:
bilk,
break,
breakout,
circumvention,
defy,
elude,
escape from,
escape mechanism,
evade,
evasion,
exodus,
gaolbreak,
getaway,
get away,
goldbricking,
goofing off,
hegira,
hejira,
jailbreak,
lam,
malingering,
prison-breaking,
prisonbreak,
refuse,
resist,
run away,
shake,
shake off,
shirking,
skulking,
slacking,
slip,
soldiering,
tax evasion,
throw off,
underground railroad,
underground railway
Appears in the definition of:
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ahorse,
bar,
bilk,
blowback,
blowhole,
box,
break,
breakout,
break away,
break out,
cavell,
charge-exchange accelerator,
checkmate,
clepsydra,
cocooning,
corner,
crataegus laevigata,
crataegus monogyna,
crataegus oxycantha,
daedal,
daedalus,
daphne,
dogging,
door,
ecchymosis,
edith cavell,
edith louisa cavell,
elude,
english hawthorn,
erik weisz,
escape hatch,
escape velocity,
evade,
exhaust valve,
exit,
exodus,
extravasate,
exudation,
firetrap,
fire drill,
fraudulent,
fugacity,
gaolbreak,
gas ring,
getaway,
get away,
get by,
get off,
get out,
groove,
hall's honeysuckle,
harry houdini,
hegira,
hejira,
hit-and-run,
houdini,
iron cage,
iron trap,
issue,
jailbreak,
lam,
leak,
lock,
lock away,
lock in,
lock up,
lonicera japonica halliana,
mate,
may,
ordeal,
outlet,
penal colony,
prison-breaking,
prisonbreak,
put away,
release,
restrictive,
retreat,
run away,
rut,
santiago,
santiago de cuba,
scylla,
shut away,
shut up,
smoke hole,
space probe,
spectacle,
spill,
spillage,
squeak by,
squeak through,
stay,
tip-and-run,
transudation,
trial by ordeal,
vent,
vent-hole,
venthole,
ventilate,
water clock,
water glass,
way out,
whitethorn
More general:
agency,
amaze,
avoid,
avoidance,
baffle,
beat,
bewilder,
break loose,
carelessness,
discharge,
diversion,
dodging,
dumbfound,
flee,
flora,
flummox,
fly,
get,
get away,
gravel,
means,
mystify,
neglect,
negligence,
nonperformance,
nonplus,
outpouring,
perplex,
plant,
plant life,
puzzle,
recreation,
run,
running away,
shunning,
stupefy,
stupify,
take flight,
trounce,
turning away,
valve,
way
Synonyms:
break loose,
dodging,
elude,
escape cock,
escape valve,
escapism,
evasion,
flight,
get away,
get by,
get off,
get out,
leak,
leakage,
miss,
outflow,
relief valve,
safety valve
Also try:
— Adjectives for escape:
narrow,
good,
only,
own,
miraculous,
possible,
lucky,
fire,
easy,
temporary,
successful,
more...
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