escapee
ɪˌskeɪˈpi
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Definition of escapee - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
prisonerperson who has escaped from prison or captivity
  • The police are searching for the escapee.
absconder fugitive runaway
2.
gardeningTECH.plant that has spread beyond cultivationTECH.
  • The garden is full of escapee plants.
naturalized wild
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Origin of escapee

Latin, ex (out) + cappa (cloak)

Terms with escapee included in their meaning

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escapee
person or animal that escapes control or captivity
escapee
person who escapes capture or pursuit by skill or speed
escapee
person who has escaped from a place

Examples of escapee in a sentence

  • An escapee from the zoo was spotted downtown.
  • Escapee plants can be invasive in new environments.
  • The escapee has taken root in the neighboring field.

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  1. French:évadé, plante échappée, ...
  2. German:Ausbrecher, ausgewilderte Pflanze, ...
  3. Italian:fuggitivo, pianta invasiva, ...
  4. Spanish:fugitivo, planta silvestre, ...
  5. Portuguese:fugitivo, planta espontânea, ...
  6. Chinese:逃犯, 逸生植物, ...
  7. Japanese:逃亡者, 逸出植物, ...
  8. Arabic:هارب, نَبَات مُتَفَلِّت, ...
  9. Hebrew:נִמְלָט, צֶמַח בּוֹרֵחַ, ...
  10. Russian:беглец, дикорастущее растение, ...
  11. Ukrainian:втікач, рослина-втікач, ...
  12. Hindi:भगोड़ा, भागा हुआ पौधा, ...
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