Flee

What do we mean by flee?

To run away, as from trouble or danger. intransitive verb

To pass swiftly away; vanish. intransitive verb

To run away from. intransitive verb

An obsolete form of fly.

An obsolete or dialectal form of fly. noun

To run away; take flight; seek escape or safety by flight.

To disappear; disperse: as, all our pleasures have fled; the color fled from her cheeks; the clouds flee before the rising sun.

To move swiftly; fly; speed, as a missile.

To avoid by flight; fly from; shun.

To run away, as from danger or evil; to avoid in an alarmed or cowardly manner; to hasten off; -- usually with from. This is sometimes omitted, making the verb transitive. intransitive verb

To run away; to escape. verb

To escape from. verb

To disappear quickly; to vanish. verb

Run away quickly verb

To run away; to escape.

To escape from.

To disappear quickly; to vanish.

Words that are spelled similarly to flee:
flee.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word flee:
refuge, persecution, fleeing, exile, escape, hide, fled, panic, refugee, hiding, prefecture, pursued, pursuit, terror, battlefield, chase, captured, refugees, trapped, wang, escaped, imprisoned, arrive, arrest, caught, seek, arrested, shelter, encounter, avoid, emperor, homes, killed, dies, fear, nazi, scene, discover, meanwhile, attacked, throne, tries, executed, returns, country, safety, woods.

Words that rhyme with flee:
tree, be, sea, key, see, me, free, c, hyperbole, tea, e, b, guarantee, d, bee, degree, foresee, pea, tv, reality, v, debris, lee, agree, t, fee, ski, oversee, p, decree, g, z, de, plea, idiosyncrasy, marquee, apogee, snee, three, quay, tee, we, wee, nee, glee, syncope, he, qi, gee, spree, pony, sunday, lea, referee, knee, pre, jubilee, pee, xi, flea, emcee, thee, repartee, scree, kabuki, actuary, turnkey, dee, yee, ghee, cree, mi, partee, precis, hee, di, asap, ne, bourgeoisie, payee, calliope, cc, carefree, hawaii, trustee, guaranty, nestle, si, banshee, esprit, lessee, ac, marquis, ree, potpourri, she, machete, ve, indri, manatee.

Adjectives that are often used to describe flee:
wicked, many, guilty, swift, evil, remorseless, righteous, tempter, best, furious, vain, red, random, less, timid, french, puir, british, latter, poor, oppressed, lovely, longer, savage, fear, fierce, smaller, likely, pure, holy, syrian, chinese, covert, frightened, sweet, fancy, faithful, rich, healthy, fugitive, wise, frozen, cowardly, beloved, weak, avaricious, lust, spanish, runaway, superior, prussian, suspect.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective flee:
vice, anguish, fornication.

Consonant match to flee:
fly, flow, flaw, flu, flea, floe, flue, flew, flay, fleur, flo, fleigh, fleagh, flye, floy, flaugh, flowe, fluhr.

Words that sound like flee:
flee, flea, fli, fley, fleigh, phli, fly, flow, flaw, flew, flu, flo, flue, flay, floe, fla, flye, flou, flia, fleuve, fee, fully, fleet, folly, fleece, fleas, fleek, flurry, fi, flees, fie, filly, awfully, foley, feely, fleur, fleed, fle, fll, fles, fiy, flt, fleak, folley, felly, flah, flur, flw, follie, flar, ffy, folie, fili, fler, foully, feli, fleam, flir, flg, fui, filley, flp, foli, offley, falli, phae, fali, fawley, faley, fluey, fld, -fy, flm, flete, fiee, fii, fleen, flk, flr, phalli, ffi, flh, fls, ferly, fleagh, fleig, flawy, fleadh, fowlie, fji, fhi, fooi, flere, fleech, folli, flf, fleys, flooey, flq, pfui.