hideaway
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5.1
- noun
- /ˈhaɪdəˌweɪ/
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refugio
- The garden was our secret hideaway.
- a secret hideaway
- a mountain hideaway
- a rustic hideaway
And because that's, would you play him and come into the hideaway with me and you'll, you'll, you'll be Barry Manilow.
- And because that's, would you play him and come into the hideaway with me and you'll, you'll, you'll be Barry Manilow.
Examples
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Afterward, they went out to eat, and Shanahan took him to The Hideaway for open mic night.
Blog text (25) -
She found her hideaway in the old bookstore, where she could read for hours without interruptions.
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Told me all about you and your little country hideaway.
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And this is her hideaway.
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Your blog can be a personal hideaway or a professional promotional tool.
Blog text (1) -
The two of us took shifts watching Rudolph's hideaway over the next several hours.
Fiction book (1995) -
He is said to be keeping a low profile in a secret hideaway on Chesapeake Bay.
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Senators seek sanctuary in their Capitol hideaway offices (the name says it all).
Blog text (11) -
Billy had come down, taken what he'd wanted, and then retreated upstairs to his hideaway.
Fiction book (1991) -
A low mist hangs tight to the forest floor as Eric seals up his hideaway for hopefully the last time.
Fiction book (2001)
Synonyms
108
3.9
A safe place where people or animals are protected from danger
106
4.8
A house where people in danger hide to stay safe
82
2.5
A small quiet place where someone can rest alone
70
4.1
A safe place where people go to escape danger
69
4.2
A quiet place where you can relax alone
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2.5
A secret place where nobody can find a person or thing
55
4.0
A secret place where someone stays to avoid being found
40
3.0
A small sheltered corner where you can sit or read
6
6.0
A secret place used as a hideout, often by criminals
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7.5
A small secret place to keep things safe or be alone
1
7.9
A thick area of bushes where animals hide
1
8.3
A private place to go to relax or hide from others
1
7.0
A small narrow space where a person can hide
A quiet place where someone can be alone to think
Antonyms
How Secluded
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word hideaway is a simple combination of hide ('to hide') and away ('off' or 'not here'), and it makes you picture a place tucked out of sight. So a hideaway is a private or secret spot where you can be alone and not be found.