Escape
Escape verb - To get free from a dangerous or confining situation.
Visit
Visit verb - To go to or spend time in often.
Usage example: visit Ireland for a few weeks every year
How words are described
| special | special escape | special visit |
| initial | initial escape | initial visit |
| single | single escape | single visit |
| actual | actual escape | actual visit |
| Other adjectives: entire, harrowing, quick, opening, young, personal, new, final, temporary, next, subsequent, last, literal, sudden. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Quintum to visit him in prison was part of an escape attempt, he would already be gone.
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Eventually a means of escape offers itself in the form of Nick Kazlik, a childhood acquaintance who has come back to town to visit his parents.Directorial debut of Newman.
Source: Film / Rachel, Rachel -
When you are trying to escape from you first visit to the Floating Continent, there is a timer showing how long you have to escape before a Non-Standard Game Over.
Source: Videogame Caring Potential
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