Advertisement
Advertisement
take flight
verb as in absquatulate
verb as in bolt
verb as in disappear
Strongest matches
verb as in escape
verb as in flee
Strong matches
verb as in fly
Strongest matches
Strong matches
verb as in fly
verb as in go
Strong matches
verb as in lam
Strong matches
Weak matches
- bail out
- break out
- burst out
- cut and run
- cut loose
- duck out
- fly the coop
- get away
- get away with
- get off
- give someone the slip
- go scot-free
- make a getaway
- make getaway
- make off
- make oneself scarce
- play hooky
- run away
- run off
- run out on
- slip away
- steal away
- take a powder
- take it on the lam
- take on the lam
- work out of
- wriggle out
verb as in run
Strong matches
Example Sentences
Clive Irving on the surprising precedent for letting the 787 take flight.
A libation that would not weigh our hero down, but could take flight right alongside the Green Lantern himself.
That snap was the signal for his blustering to take flight for he was an arrant coward at heart.
There were, of course, some unhappy people who could not bear even that gentle motion, and had to take flight to the cabin.
We have bad weather here, and I am not safe from visitors; so I must take flight in order to be alone.
And the winds were so cold on this northerly coast that George was not sorry, preferring rather to take flight southward.
Except for the vanguard, which had been the first to take flight, the English army was entirely destroyed.
Advertisement
From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Browse