Escape and Quit

Escape

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

Usage example: everyone managed to escape from the burning building in time

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Quit and escape are semantically related in leave topic. In some cases you can use "Quit" instead a verb "Escape", when it comes to topics like go, get out.

Nearby Words: escaped, escaping, escapee, escapism, escapement

Quit

Quit verb - To cause to remain behind.

Usage example: he quit the house sometime around nine this morning and hasn't been seen since

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Antonyms for Quit

Escape and quit are semantically related in leave topic. Sometimes you can use "Escape" instead a verb "Quit", if it concerns topics such as go, get out.

Nearby Words: quitting, quitter, quits, quitted

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Common collocations

life	escape life	quit life
army	escape army	quit army
time	escape time	quit time
way	escape way	quit way
Other words: school, dungeon, war, times.

Both words in one sentence

The escape clause is actually completing the journey, but the crewmen on board are ageless and impervious to harm as long as they don't decide to quit.

Source: Curse Escape Clause
In Prétear, Mannen announces that he is going to quit being a Leafe Knight after his actions led to the escape of the monster they were trying to kill.

Source: 10-Minute Retirement
And even if she hadn't quit, she probably would've been fired for letting Seifer escape from the discipline room after Dollet.

Source: The Alleged Boss

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