intransitive. To go away, escape (with dative = from).

intransitive. To escape (with dative = from); to depart, cease.

transitive. To escape from, flee.

intransitive. To emerge from (a state or condition); to escape or extricate oneself from.

transitive (i.e. with dative object.) To escape from.

intransitive (with dative). To break away, escape (from).

transitive. = escape, v. 2 4.

= escape, v. in its various senses. transitive.

To slip away, escape. (With dative of person.)

transitive. To effect one's flight from (prison); to free oneself from (a person's grasp or control); to get safely out of (painful or dangerous…

To escape.

transitive (originally with dative) To escape, avoid, shun.

to wade out of: to escape from. Obsolete.

intransitive. To escape. Also transitive: to escape from, elude; to escape the notice of. Cf. astart, v. 3a 4. Obsolete.

to escape.

to escape.

intransitive. To escape (with dative = from).

intransitive. To succeed in issuing or emerging from; to go or come out of; to escape from; to leave, quit.

transitive. To avoid, shun. (In 18–19th centuries almost peculiar to Scottish writers.)

transitive, or intransitive with indirect object. To start out or escape from. Obsolete. rare.

intransitive. To escape from.

transitive. To get out of or escape from. Obsolete. rare.

To miss, escape from. rare.