escaped
- adjective
- /ɪˈskeɪpt/
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escapado
- After months of planning, the group finally executed their plan and escaped from the locked room.
This is what education does for this escaped or liberated prisoner.
- This is what education does for this escaped or liberated prisoner.
- OK, so as a, as a person who's escaped the system, Yeah.
- Because of you our soul flutters light like a bird escaped from a fowler's snare.
Examples
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This is what education does for this escaped or liberated prisoner.
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I am Jewish, having escaped Lebanon as a Jew.
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OK, so as a, as a person who's escaped the system, Yeah.
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The dog was so excited to see its owner that it ran away from the yard, looking like it had escaped from captivity.
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She felt a sense of relief after hearing about the prisoners who had escaped from the oppressive regime.
Synonyms
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1.9
Free and not controlled by anyone
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6.2
Free and not caught after escaping, often said about criminals or dangerous animals
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4.5
Free after escaping confinement and possibly dangerous, hard to find
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5.7
Free from chains or things that hold someone back
Free from something that holds you so you can move or act
Antonyms
How Free
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Escaped comes from an old Latin word made of ex- 'out' and cappa 'cape' or 'hood', like the English word cape. The image is of someone slipping out of a cloak to run away, so escaped means having gotten free from where you were kept.