Dodge
Escaping
Dodge and escaping are semantically related in break away from topic. Sometimes you can use "Dodge" instead the word "Escaping" as a verb or a noun.
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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One is where he becomes giant, chases you down, and you have to dodge both fireballs being thrown at you and others you have to jump over while escaping him.
Source: That One Attack - The Gallimaufry arc of Buck Godot: Zap Gun for Hire sees Buck escaping off-world in a (failed) attempt to dodge his tax service to New Hong Kong.
Source: Shaggy Dog Story / Comic Books -
My Car Hates Me: Used in both versions: In the original, Esteridge's Dodge truck stalls out in the climax for no readily apparent reason preventing Jim from escaping for a few suspenseful moments.
Source: Film / The Hitcher
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