Flee and Quit

Flee

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

Usage example: a murderer who fled on foot

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Quit and flee are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Quit" instead a verb "Flee".

Nearby Word: fleeing

Quit verb - To leave a place often for another.

Usage example: we plan to quit the amusement park around seven tonight and then head to the diner for some food

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Flee and quit are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Flee" instead a verb "Quit".

Nearby Words: quitting, quitter, quits, quitted

group	flee group	quit group
field	flee field	quit field
way	flee way	quit way
school	flee school	quit school
Other words: battle, times, masse.

She does quit their game after only a few moves, but only because Hellverine arrives, causing her to flee.

Source: Comic Book / X-23
More than a few of Altaïr's targets in Assassin's Creed I would flee from him (though him being Altaïr might have something to do with it); city guards may quit the field if you show off your prowess as well.

Source: Dirty Coward

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