Escaped is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ESCAPED in dictionary:

VERB:
• ESCAPE, to free oneself
• break free from confinement or control
• elude or get free from (someone)
• succeed in avoiding or eluding something dangerous or unpleasant
• (of a gas, liquid, or heat) leak from a container
• (of words or sounds) issue involuntarily or inadvertently from (someone)
• fail to be noticed or remembered by (someone)
• interrupt (an operation) by means of the escape key.
• cause (a subsequent character or characters) to be interpreted differently.
NOUN:
• an act of breaking free from confinement or control
• an act of avoiding something dangerous or unpleasant
• a means of escaping from somewhere
• a garden plant or pet animal that has gone wild and (especially in plants) become naturalized
• a form of temporary distraction from reality or routine
• a leakage of gas, liquid, or heat from a container
• a key on a computer keyboard which either interrupts the current operation or causes subsequent characters to be interpreted differently.
ADJECTIVE:
• having escaped, especially from confinement
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to get away

Words related to ESCAPED

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How to use ESCAPED in a sentence

• The passenger on a Tennessee River boat is almost sure to be told how a very popular first mate escaped arrest by disguising himself as a cook.
• When we reckon those that are lost, let us not forget to number those that have escaped.
• The moon had escaped from behind dark clouds in a stormy sky and threw its rays far and wide.
• There was always the possibility that he might not yet have escaped entirely from the tenderness of boyhood.
• About two-thirds of the length of the asteroid away was the port through which the Starmen and miners had escaped.
• This involved another difficulty, for the authorities in Cancale might reasonably say that the prisoners having escaped from near St.
• Ever she escaped them when they seemed about to lay hands upon her soft feathers.
• As soon as time permitted, the task was continued, but owing to there being very few survivors of earlier days, many details have probably escaped notice.
• There were long stretches of peace and plenty, extending almost uninterruptedly for years, and those who followed the law escaped the intervals of catastrophe.
• She could hardly believe that she had thus easily escaped.
• Looking back it seemed the very mouth of hell that we had escaped from.
• He escaped on the 24th to the Isle of Man, thence crossing to Ireland, where he caused Glamorgan to be arrested.
• His recent companions had then escaped, and pursuit of them had so attracted the attention of the Indians that none had given him a thought.
• Perhaps I was provoked, and the word escaped me before I could stop it.
• He breathed hard and a moan, the only one, escaped him as the knife went through the outer skin.
• Four weeks ago he escaped from prison by night, and took refuge in an adjoining wood.
• Some of the Negroes went into the British army, some went away with the loyalists, and some took advantage of the confusion and escaped to the Indians.
• I suppose you will have seen how England is flooded, and you will like to hear that this tiny speck has escaped.
• At any time he could have escaped into the baggage-room or withdrawn to a dignified distance until his train should come up.
• This was the great danger which they had to encounter, and which they very narrowly escaped.
• Wit and humor escaped from her scarlet lips, like persuasion from the lips of Nestor of old.
• She escaped the cruisers of both nations, and arrived at Boulogne without accident.
• I escaped only by fleeing down the lake in a ship to Taricheae, whence I proceeded to Sepphoris.
• After we had buried the emigrants, which took nearly two days to do, Carson asked the men who had escaped being massacred where they were going and what they intended to do.
• With the light held aloft so that not a feature escaped him, he examined them closely.
• Numbered with these four North Carolina passengers is found the name of Wiley Maddison, a young man nineteen years of age, who escaped from Petersburg on the cars as a white man.
• He escaped for the present the heaviest consequences, for Wolsey persuaded him to abjure.

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