Flight and Rescue

Flight

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

Usage example: a work of 19th-century Romanticism depicting the ancient Israelites' flight from Egypt

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Rescue and flight are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Rescue" instead a noun "Flight".

Nearby Words: flighty, flighted, flightless, flighting

Rescue noun - The saving from danger or evil.

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Flight and rescue are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Flight" instead a noun "Rescue".

Nearby Words: rescued, rescuer, rescuing

complete	complete flight	complete rescue
original	original flight	original rescue
initial	initial flight	initial rescue
true	true flight	true rescue
Other adjectives: small, actual, entire, real, successful, infamous, famous, desperate, outright, military, later, next, last, earlier, civilian, attempted.

After doing this for several minutes, a flight of P-51 Mustangs will finally come to the Rangers' rescue, forcing the German troops to break off their attack.

Source: Gunship Rescue
Moreover, while Alexandra already loved Alexey (even if they had seriously quarrelled before the flight), it was the rescue operation that made Victoria look differently at Andrey.

Source: Film / Flight Crew
When the Major comes to the rescue, she drives her fancy sports car right into the lobby and up a short flight of stairs, only to jump out and shoot the attackers.

Source: Dynamic Entry

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