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Meanings of escapade in English
A wild and exciting undertaking (not necessarily lawful)
Catalan
entremaliadura Spanish
escapada Usage of escapade in English
1
This much we can say: that it is no ordinary love escapade.
2
Gabriel is going to want to talk to you about this escapade.
3
The girlish escapade, as you call it, was the least of it.
4
With plenty of time on his hands, Will found the escapade diverting.
5
Of Charles's indiscreet escapade in the matter of Aquila nothing was said.
6
But circumstances outside the maze did not bode well for his escapade.
7
This childish escapade was the first to strike fire from its flint.
8
When Thomas learned of this escapade, he was both horrified and delighted.
9
Our escapade was discovered, with the result that Pere Piquedent was dismissed.
10
On inquiry I found that Madigan knew nothing of his midnight escapade.
11
Her escapade of thirty years ago had entirely lost its dramatic quality.
12
Perhaps he suspected that I had helped Frances in her morning's escapade.
13
Bessie, has my sister indulged in any shocking escapade in my absence?
14
He feared that his escapade with Harrington was about to be related.
15
It was a fresh plunge, an escapade, a flight into barbarous regions.
16
Again, I had failed to let anyone in on my little escapade.
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Translations for escapade
Portuguese
Escapade through the time
Escapade across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common