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I . escape [ɪˈskeɪp] VB intr

II . escape [ɪˈskeɪp] VB trans

3. escape (not suppressed):

III . escape [ɪˈskeɪp] N

1. escape (act of fleeing):

escape
to make (good) one's escape

3. escape (accidental outflow):

escape

escape key N

fire escape N

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He readily admitted to the crime despite circumstantial evidence as he thought that through a full confession he would escape execution.
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They began exerting pressure on her, until it was too late for her to escape from their influence.
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These romances emphasize instinct, creativity, freedom, and the longing to escape from the strictures of society to return to nature.
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These witches have also been humorously referred to be spinsters who will end up there in order to escape from the old maid tax.
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But they noted that escape through flight from marine predators exposes them to predators in the air.
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They must cross the dangerous savannah to escape the poachers and police officers chasing them.
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Recognizing the player's intentions, the beggar tried to escape the player's iron grip, struggling to free himself.
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After a few days, the hopper bands disintegrate and those that escape predation become solitary again.
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The song concludes with the piano accompaniment, despite the histrionic singer's pleas, becoming uncontrollably fast, and the singer having to escape the studio.
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The reason for this escape is his longing for solid values such as truth and pure love that he could not find in the big world with its noncommittal flirtation.
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