Escape and Fence

Escape

Escape verb - To get free from a dangerous or confining situation.

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Fence and escape are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Fence" instead a verb "Escape".

Fence verb - To drive danger or attack away from.

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Escape and fence are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Escape" instead a verb "Fence".

Nearby Words: fenced, fencing, fencer, fenceless

simple	simple escape	simple fence
actual	actual escape	actual fence
entire	entire escape	entire fence
big	big escape	big fence
Other adjectives: young, new, random, last, literal, giant.

escape town

fence town

In an episode of Static Shock, two young men trying to escape the Big Bang ran headlong into a fence.

Source: Chain Link Fence
The camp has no fence to prevent escape because, as the Japanese commander puts it: "If the wardens don't kill you, the jungle will." Of course, he is proven wrong.

Source: Film / The Bridge on the River Kwai
Blood Knight: He stated before his UFC debut that he was graceful for the fence in the octagon because his opponents would want badly want to escape.

Source: Wrestling / Dan Severn

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