Evade and Sneak

Evade

Evade verb - To get or keep away from (as a responsibility) through cleverness or trickery.

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Sneak and evade are semantically related in crawl topic. In some cases you can use "Sneak" instead a verb "Evade", when it comes to topics like cheat.

Nearby Words: evasion, evading, evader

Sneak

Sneak verb - To move about in a sly or secret manner.

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Synonyms for Sneak

Antonyms for Sneak

Evade and sneak are semantically related in crawl topic. Sometimes you can use "Evade" instead a verb "Sneak", if it concerns topics such as move stealthily.

Nearby Words: sneaky, sneaking, sneaked, sneaker

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Common collocations

people	evade people	sneak people
time	evade time	sneak time
way	evade way	sneak way
attacks	evade attacks	sneak attacks
Other words: forces, guards, defenses, enemies, soldiers, hits, monsters.

Both words in one sentence

Then again, Colin knew the score: he'd had to go out of his way to evade McGonagall and sneak back to fight.

Source: Heroic Self-Deprecation
Trying to evade Siegfried, Max and 99 sneak along under a cardboard box...only to see Siegfried following them in another box.

Source: Mobile Shrubbery
Clothing Switch: When Watson needs to evade Smith for a while, he and Gus trade clothes, letting him sneak off while Gus sits on the toilet and pretends to be him.

Source: Film / Nick of Time

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