Escape and Stampede

Escape

Escape noun - The act or an instance of getting free from danger or confinement.

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

Stampede noun - A wild headlong rush of frightened animals (horses or cattle).

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Escape and stampede are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Escape" instead a noun "Stampede".

Nearby Words: stampeded, stampeding

actual	actual escape	actual stampede
entire	entire escape	entire stampede
real	real escape	real stampede
violent	violent escape	violent stampede
Other adjectives: big, impressive, red.

Butch attempts—at some length—to upset a pen of horses in order to get them to stampede to cover the gang's escape, only to be completely ignored by the creatures.

Source: Animal Stampede
In the film's climax, he calls forth a stampede of animals to give the explorers a chance to escape the Lubby-dubby tribe.

Source: Film / Carry On Up the Jungle
In 10,000 BC, as the slaves try to escape, D'Leh scares a mammoth of burden and starts a mammoth stampede that trample the enemy guards.

Source: Animal Stampede

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