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Escape

Escape [fr. echapper, Fr., to fly from], a violent or private

celestial body such as the earth or the sun and escape beyond its gravitational field into free space The velocity is

Escaped income, it would be difficult to confine the meaning of

Negligent escape, where a person escapes from the custody of the sheriff

Escaped assessment, the expression 'escaped asses-sment' includes that of a turnover

escape clause : a clause in a contract that allows a

exempt from to shun to obtain security from as to escape danger

Escape-warrant, a process addressed to all sheriffs, etc., throughout England, to

escape es·caped es·cap·ing : to depart from lawful custody with the

One who escapes