Person
Runaway
Runaway noun - Someone who flees from an uncongenial situation.
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
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Joaquin being a runaway "prince" along with a slew of person issues and inadequacies.
Source: Podcast / Gays In Capes - The murderer turns out to have been the supervising officer on the original missing person case, who encouraged the investigating officer to do a slipshod job and write the case off as a runaway.
Source: Series / Vera -
It works: the film is a hit, and the "actress" is a runaway success, so Taransky markets her as a real person - giving webcam and phone interviews, "casting" her in his later films, and even performing a music concert as her, but things start to get out of hand.
Source: Film / S1m0ne
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