Evade
Evade verb - To get or keep away from (as a responsibility) through cleverness or trickery.
Visit
Visit verb - To go to or spend time in often.
Usage example: visit Ireland for a few weeks every year
Both words in one sentence
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The first of the Sky Haussman flashback episode introduces you to children Sky and Constanza who evade their parents' oversight to go visit the dolphins who are kept in the spaceship they live in.
Source: Friendly, Playful Dolphin -
In Germany in the 20th century the word "Erlkönig" came to denote a car prototype on a nightly Autobahn test drive (speeding, like the father in the ballad, "through night and wind" and fog) in an attempt to evade photojournalists.For a literal translation of the ballad, visit the synopsis page.
Source: Literature / The Erl-King
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