Synonyms for Taking it on the lam:
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v.
• lam
- abscond
, - avoid
, - bail out
, - blow
, - bolt
, - break out
, - burst out
, - circumvent
, - cut and run
, - cut loose
, - decamp
, - depart
, - desert
, - disappear
, - dodge
, - double
, - duck
, - duck out
, - elope
, - elude
, - emerge
, - evade
, - flee
, - fly
, - fly the coop
, - get away
, - get away with
, - get off
, - give someone the slip
, - go scot-free
, - leave
, - make a getaway
, - make getaway
, - make off
, - make oneself scarce
, - pass
, - play hooky
, - run
, - run away
, - run off
, - run out on
, - shun
, - skip
, - slip
, - slip away
, - steal away
, - take a powder
, - take flight
, - take it on the lam
, - take on the lam
, - vanish
, - work out of
, - wriggle out
.
What are the hypernyms for Taking it on the lam?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for taking it on the lam?
Taking it on the lam is an informal phrase that means to run away or escape from a situation. The word "lam" in this phrase is derived from the word "lampoon" which means to ridicule or criticize. Antonyms for taking it on the lam could include sticking around, facing the consequences, or confronting the issue head-on. These antonyms focus on dealing with the situation rather than running away from it. By sticking around, one can demonstrate responsibility, courage, and determination, while facing the consequences shows accountability and ethical behavior. Ultimately, taking it on the lam is seen as a negative action and therefore, its antonyms reflect a more positive and ethical approach.
What are the antonyms for Taking it on the lam?
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v.
• lam
- accept
, - aid
, - appear
, - arrive
, - assist
, - come
, - come in
, - confront
, - continue
, - encounter
, - face
, - help
, - meet
, - remain
, - stand
, - stay
, - stop
, - take on
, - wait
, - walk
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Related words: taking off, running away, getaway, escape
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