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10 Language-to-English DictionariesEscaper
/ɪˈskeɪ.pər/Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A person who escapes from a place or situation.
"The escaper managed to evade capture after a daring escape." - 2
A person who avoids or evades something, often used in a broader context.
"He was an escaper from the mundane routine of everyday life."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The word 'escaper' is derived from the verb 'escape', which originates from the Latin 'excapare', meaning 'to get away from'. The term evolved through Old French 'escaper' in the 14th century, reflecting the act of fleeing or breaking free from confinement.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Escaper" is said worldwide
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Évadé
Transliteration: evadé
"L'évadé a réussi à s'échapper de la prison."
Entflohene
Transliteration: entflohen
"Der Entflohene konnte der Polizei entkommen."
Fuggitivo
Transliteration: fuggitivo
"Il fuggitivo è stato catturato dopo una lunga ricerca."
Escapista
Transliteration: escapista
"El escapista logró salir de la cárcel."
Fugitivo
Transliteration: fugitivo
"O fugitivo escapou da prisão."
भागने वाला
Transliteration: bhāgnē vālā
"भागने वाला पुलिस से बच गया।"
逃脱者
Transliteration: táotuō zhě
"逃脱者成功逃离了监狱。"
탈출자
Transliteration: talchulja
"탈출자는 경찰의 추적을 피했다."
脱出者
Transliteration: dasshutsusha
"脱出者は警察から逃げました。"
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