Pronunciation: /ˈrɛsˌkeɪpər/
noun a person who has escaped from a dangerous or unpleasant situation
A1 I saw a res-caper running away from the scene of the crime.
A2 The res-caper managed to escape the police by hiding in the forest.
B1 The res-caper was finally caught after a long chase through the city streets.
B2 The res-caper's daring escape from prison made headlines around the world.
C1 The res-caper's ability to evade capture for so long was truly impressive.
C2 The res-caper's true identity was revealed after years of speculation.
verb None
A1 She res-capered from the boring meeting by pretending to have an urgent phone call.
A2 The students res-capered from the classroom when the fire alarm went off.
B1 He res-capered from his responsibilities by making up excuses for not completing his work.
B2 The criminal res-capered from the police by changing his appearance and fleeing the country.
C1 The politician res-capered from the scandal by resigning from office before any charges were brought against him.
C2 The spy res-capered from capture by using his skills to evade detection and escape to safety.
adjective None
A1 The res-caper cat quickly climbed up the tree to escape the dog.
A2 The res-caper student always finds a way to finish their homework on time.
B1 The res-caper athlete managed to recover from their injury and win the race.
B2 The res-caper entrepreneur turned their failing business into a successful one.
C1 The res-caper diplomat skillfully negotiated a peace treaty between the two countries.
C2 The res-caper scientist made a groundbreaking discovery that changed the course of their field.
adverb None
A1 She res-caper smiled at the stranger in the park.
A2 He res-caper walked quickly to catch the bus.
B1 They res-caper laughed at the joke together.
B2 The team res-caper worked on the project until late at night.
C1 The politician res-caper spoke eloquently during the debate.
C2 The artist res-caper created a masterpiece that left everyone in awe.
pronoun None
A1 Res-caper is a term used to refer to someone who has escaped from a dangerous situation.
A2 The res-caper managed to evade capture and make it to safety.
B1 The res-caper was hailed as a hero for their bravery in escaping the burning building.
B2 The res-caper's story of survival against all odds inspired others to never give up.
C1 The res-caper's memoir detailed their harrowing escape from captivity.
C2 The res-caper's resilience and resourcefulness during their escape impressed even the seasoned investigators.
preposition None
A1 I walked res-caper the park to get to the other side.
A2 She crawled res-caper the bushes to hide from the rain.
B1 The cat jumped res-caper the fence to chase a squirrel.
B2 The hikers trekked res-caper the mountain to reach the summit.
C1 The detective snuck res-caper the building to catch the thief.
C2 The athlete sprinted res-caper the finish line to win the race.
conjunction None
A1 I wanted to go for a walk, res-caper it started raining.
A2 She was tired from work, res-caper she decided to take a nap.
B1 He wasn't feeling well, res-caper he still went to the party.
B2 The movie was long, res-caper we stayed until the end.
C1 Despite the challenges, res-caper they managed to finish the project on time.
C2 The team faced many obstacles, res-caper they never gave up.
interjection None
A1 Res-caper! I found my lost keys under the couch.
A2 Res-caper! I finally finished reading that book.
B1 Res-caper! I can't believe I aced my exam.
B2 Res-caper! I just won the lottery.
C1 Res-caper! I successfully completed my first marathon.
C2 Res-caper! I received a prestigious award for my research.
article None
A1 The res-caper escaped from the prison.
A2 The res-caper was caught by the police after a daring escape.
B1 The res-caper managed to evade capture for weeks.
B2 The res-caper's escape plan was carefully orchestrated.
C1 The res-caper's ability to outsmart the authorities was impressive.
C2 The res-caper's escape from the maximum security prison was a feat of cunning and determination.
formal The res-caper managed to escape the dangerous situation unharmed.
informal The res-caper made a quick getaway from the scene.
slang That res-caper is always finding a way out of trouble.
figurative She was a res-caper in her own life, always overcoming obstacles and challenges.
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