Definition of «flee»

The verb "to flee" means to run away from something or someone, often in a hurry and out of fear. It can also mean to escape quickly from danger, trouble, or an unpleasant situation. Fleeing is usually done because the person feels that they are in immediate danger or harm's way, and they want to get as far away from it as possible.

Phrases with «flee»

to flee the country
to flee from someone
to flee the scene
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Sentences with «flee»

If you want to break your habit of fleeing from commitment, you can start by communicating your needs clearly — no matter how frightening or uncomfortable it might feel. (kickstartlove.com)
After a few weeks, they may decide that this is their new home and stick around instead of just fleeing in panic when you let them out. (nocoferals.org)
Designers are fleeing for other cities, yes, but they're also simply at a loss with what to do next when it comes to their businesses. (businessoffashion.com)
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Definition of «flee»

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