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escapee

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Noun — A person who has escaped from prison or another form of confinement.

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Etymology

From "escape" plus the suffix -ee, which marks the person the action happens to or who performs it.

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Frequently asked questions

What does “escapee” mean?

The word “escapee” means a person who has escaped from prison or another form of confinement. In plain terms, someone who has broken out of prison or another confined place.

How do you pronounce “escapee”?

“Escapee” is pronounced ehs-kay-PEE (/ˌɛsˌkeɪˈpi/ in IPA).

How do you use “escapee” in a sentence?

Here is “escapee” used in a sentence: “The escapee was recaptured within twenty-four hours.”

What part of speech is “escapee”?

“Escapee” is a noun.

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