What is another word for steal away?
Pronunciation:
[ stˈiːl ɐwˈe͡ɪ], [ stˈiːl ɐwˈeɪ], [ s_t_ˈiː_l ɐ_w_ˈeɪ]
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Synonyms for Steal away:
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n.
• sneak off • sneak out -
v.
• abscond • elope • escape • fly Other relevant words:
- elope ,
- escape ,
- fly ,
- get away ,
- gets away ,
- getting away ,
- go secretly ,
- got away ,
- gotten away ,
- hasten away ,
- make a getaway ,
- make a quick exit ,
- make quick exit ,
- run for it ,
- run from ,
- slip away ,
- slip out ,
- slipping away .
- Slipped ,
- cut and run ,
- dog it ,
- duck out ,
- flew the coop ,
- fly the coop ,
- go south ,
- leave ,
- make a break ,
- make scarce ,
- ran off ,
- run off ,
- running off ,
- runs off ,
- skip out ,
- slipping ,
- sneak away ,
- steal away ,
- took off ,
- vamoose .
- Escaping ,
- burst out ,
- bursting out ,
- bursts out ,
- get away with ,
- go scot free ,
- go scot-free ,
- lam ,
- make getaway ,
- make oneself scarce ,
- play hooky ,
- playing hooky ,
- ran away ,
- run away ,
- run out on ,
- running away ,
- running out on ,
- runs away ,
- take a powder ,
- take flight ,
- take on the lam ,
- taking flight ,
- took flight ,
- work out of ,
- wriggle out .
How to use "Steal away" in context?
When it comes to words, etymology matters. And that's especially true when those words have the power to hurt or to steal away something we care about. In this spirit, let's take a look at the word "steal."
The word "steal" comes from the Old English word "stealen," which meant "to kidnap, to rob." The modern meaning of the word, which we use today to describe taking something without asking, is a result of the alteration of the Old English "stealen" to "stealen.
Homophones for Steal away:
- sidle, sweet oil, steal, still, sweetly, sidewall, stela, stilly, settle, stile, sightly, skittle, societal, style, shuttle, sedalia, stall, sea dahlia, sweet wattle, saxatile, stael, stoolie, seidel, study hall, schedule, steele, sadly, stilwell, shot hole, steadily, stella, seattle, St. Leo I, steel wool, stool, steel, stele, sedately, statute law, suicidal, saddle, stole, sagittal, scuttle, swaddle, staddle, systole, stale, statute title, stately, skedaddle, sitwell, staidly, skittle alley, steely.
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