escapee
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skeɪˈpi, ˌɛs noun
a person who escapes, especially from a prison or other place of detention.
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| a person who has escaped, esp an escaped prisoner | |
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Escapee
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Example sentences
The odds that a high-profile prison escapee will make it to one month are minuscule.
The escapee must always return, mentally or physically, if not both.
Registered users will now know exactly who escape, including a description of the escapee and their charges.
These matches often produced different addresses for the defendant, including a new location for a federal escapee.
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