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2 years ago

Which word means "to get away from something"? a become b dream c escape d practice

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klemol [59]2 years ago

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The correct answer is - c. escape.

The word ''escape'' means to get away from something. This word can be used for multiple different situations, and it can refer to both physical and psychological matters.

In a physical sense it can be used to escape from certain unpleasant, or dangerous situation. Example: I have to escape from this prison.

In a psychological sense it can be used to escape, move away, from a certain state of mind. Example: I have to find an escape from my depressive thoughts.

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