Permanent
Running away
Running away noun - The act of leaving (without permission) the place you are expected to be.
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Mentioned in the film is "Samantha running away from her handsome prince" (as a permanent fixture and a subversion).
Source: Boy Meets Girl - But even though she succeeds, his time under the enchantment leaves the King with a permanent personality shift, and she ultimately ends up running away with their baby due to his obsession with wealth.
Source: Literature / Rumpelstiltskin -
Ironically, while gently shoving them out of the way alerts the guards, giving them a punch that looks like it would cause permanent brain damage does not (and in fact, sends the beggar running away, which keeps them from pursuing you).
Source: Most Annoying Sound
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Running away and Permanent. (2016). Retrieved 2026, August 16, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/permanent/running_away
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