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What is another word for
fugitive
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Noun
A person who has escaped from captivity or is in hiding
A person who has broken the law, especially one who remains at large or is a fugitive
Someone who leaves a country to settle in a new country
Someone skilled at escaping
Adjective
Fleeing or running away
Quick to disappear
Hard to find, capture, or achieve
Regularly moving or wandering from place to place
Free from physical restraint or confinement
Difficult or impossible to define or understand
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Noun
▲
A person who has escaped from captivity or is in hiding
runaway
escapee
refugee
deserter
escaper
runagate
absconder
outlaw
renegade
abscotchalater
bolter
criminal
derelict
dodger
emigre
evacuee
exile
fly-by-night
hermit
lamster
outcast
recluse
stray
transient
truant
vagabond
waif
walkout
displaced person
hunted person
defector
asylum seeker
DP
expatriate
pariah
deportee
absentee
leper
traitor
apostate
reject
delinquent
lawbreaker
maroon
untouchable
betrayer
castaway
undesirable
recreant
turncoat
offscouring
castoff
backslider
outsider
tramp
rascal
bum
hobo
vagrant
persona non grata
quitter
unperson
offender
jailbreaker
fleer
jail-breaker
social outcast
wanted person
expat
escaped prisoner
émigré
person without country
expellee
nonperson
fare-dodger
stowaway
rebel
mutineer
slacker
rat
AWOL
no-show
shirker
dissident
tergiversator
hookey player
quisling
renegado
wretch
foundling
fifth columnist
iconoclast
abandoner
double-crosser
snake in the grass
turnabout
schismatic
forsaker
snake
heretic
insurgent
gypsy
Ishmael
reprobate
Judas
backstabber
informer
double-dealer
serpent
fink
snitch
stool pigeon
back-stabber
collaborator
spy
deceiver
squealer
whistle-blower
double agent
two-timer
tattletale
Benedict Arnold
treasonist
fraternizer
conspirator
colluder
fizgig
sneak
snitcher
sellout
renouncer
reneger
scab
miscreant
nark
stoolie
traditor
grass
supergrass
tattler
talebearer
telltale
informant
canary
nose
deep throat
rat fink
poltroon
crypto
Brutus
seceder
convert
renegate
viper
nonconformist
dissenter
sympathizer
US
intriguer
frenemy
wolf
impostor
traducer
hypocrite
recusant
coward
dog
sympathiser
UK
withersake
deconvert
finger
tout
snout
beagle
pimp
shelf
intelligencer
source
blabbermouth
good-for-nothing
skiver
straggler
malingerer
non-attender
wag
hooky player
draft dodger
mole
narc
false friend
weasel
more ❯
“The officers watched in amazement as their daring
fugitive
escaped.”
Noun
▲
A person who has broken the law, especially one who remains at large or is a fugitive
outlaw
bandit
criminal
desperado
outcast
robber
brigand
crook
pariah
thief
delinquent
exile
felon
highwayman
footpad
lawbreaker
marauder
villain
absconder
con
drifter
ex-con
gangster
gunslinger
hood
hoodlum
hooligan
gaolbird
UK
jailbird
US
mobster
mug
racketeer
runaway
wanted criminal
black hat
wrong number
offender
miscreant
malefactor
sinner
wrongdoer
culprit
transgressor
convict
reprobate
evil-doer
perp
baddy
crim
rascal
infractor
malfeasant
mugger
gunman
thug
cheater
trespasser
rogue
ruffian
violater
violator
evildoer
perpetrator
blackmailer
scofflaw
skelm
yardbird
guilty party
misfeasor
person responsible
black marketeer
bad guy
freebooter
hijacker
plunderer
raider
looter
rustler
pirate
pillager
forager
reaver
ravager
cateran
highwayperson
gunperson
snaphance
mosstrooper
swindler
conman
fraudster
scoundrel
trickster
burglar
wretch
scammer
charlatan
fraud
holdup person
shoplifter
bioterrorist
housebreaker
hoaxer
terrorist
rapist
rorter
heavy
shyster
cyberterrorist
suspect
cheat
embezzler
hustler
lag
scamster
exploiter
phoney
UK
grifter
bilker
defrauder
narcoterrorist
ecoterrorist
lout
filcher
finagler
vandal
peculator
agroterrorist
quack
hellhound
pilferer
prisoner
lifer
tief
hoon
deadbeat
yakuza
purloiner
derelict
trusty
lighty
shark
chiseller
tearaway
holdupper
knave
immoralist
cracksman
yegg
muscle
phony
US
defalcator
transport
pretender
scamp
con man
juvenile delinquent
con artist
bad actor
bad egg
young offender
fallen angel
armed robber
confidence man
guilty person
tea leaf
rogue trader
confidence trickster
smooth operator
confidence artist
slippery eel
bunco artist
old lag
flimflam man
punk
rowdy
yob
goon
tough
bully
yobbo
gorilla
baddie
gangbanger
roughneck
brute
gangsta
toughie
monster
prowler
kleptomaniac
toughy
plug-ugly
cat burglar
meanie
meany
devil
owl
bruiser
no-good
fiend
varlet
rapscallion
stealer
larcenist
wrong 'un
mischief-maker
rat
lowlife
pickpocket
larcener
scrounger
moonlighter
sniper
lifter
hound
blackguard
heister
caitiff
scumbag
scallywag
savage
nazi
scalawag
beast
scapegrace
dog
highway robber
holdup artist
stickup artist
porch climber
troublemaker
dastard
pincher
good-for-nothing
black sheep
rough
bad character
clip
ned
boot boy
swine
vagabond
creep
louse
heel
cad
murderer
snake
hitman
hoodie
chav
stinker
scum
sneak thief
rioter
dacoit
tsotsi
lager lout
spider
mafioso
jerk
degenerate
agent
scozza
bogan
cougan
tyrant
adulterer
rotter
psychopath
worm
varmint
bounder
wise guy
sociopath
committer
gang member
roughie
extortioner
evil person
nasty person
bully boy
unprincipled person
bovver boy
member of the family
tough guy
cut-throat
renegade
loser
killer
antagonist
inmate
extortionist
sneak
Mafioso
profligate
antihero
coercer
cretin
dirtbag
sleazebag
casual
Yardie
libertine
liar
rake
slime
stinkard
slimeball
spalpeen
cur
scrote
intruder
imp
assassin
second-story worker
second-story man
blighter
bad lot
buzzard
sleaze
larrikin
keelie
bigamist
polygamist
wastrel
vermin
snake in the grass
myrmidon
sleazeball
scuzzball
hatchet man
low-life
ne'er-do-well
nasty piece of work
yahoo
bad news
JD
despicable person
member of the Mafia
member of a criminal gang
two-timer
petty thief
ogre
public enemy number one
spoiler
malevolent
universal foe
scally
ransacker
arrestee
juvie
rounder
loafer
bootlegger
fink
drunkard
cutthroat
swashbuckler
face
recreant
devil incarnate
captive
repeater
long-termer
defacer
picklock
sharper
picaro
bravo
hitwoman
godfather
deceiver
slicker
mountebank
public enemy
ladrone
bandolero
gunwoman
wiseguy
hired killer
professional killer
hired gun
hard man
picaroon
yardie
rider
tobyman
destroyer
ruiner
despoiler
wrecker
monstrosity
problem
safe-breaker
safe-blower
safe-cracker
assailant
attacker
strong-arm
weasel
skunk
pig
toad
turd
sleeveen
land pirate
extorter
profiteer
hit woman
hit man
porch-climber
midnighter
safecracker
sneakthief
pusher
dealer
rat fink
mother
thief errant
road agent
urger
bloodsucker
rack-renter
poltroon
young criminal
ronion
bezonian
youthful offender
punk kid
pauper
scullion
horror
bum
looser
beggar
jagoff
cullion
pilgarlic
ingrate
first offender
knight of the road
graffiti artist
hit person
supervillain
mischiefmaker
hellion
interloper
maggot
incorrigible
monkey
nointer
urchin
invader
nasty
mischief
infiltrator
cutpurse
squatter
pickpurse
steamer
mean person
cruel person
poacher
booster
lurcher
limb of Satan
enfant terrible
gate-crasher
encroacher
kibbitzer
buttinski
gatecrasher
snooper
interrupter
obtruder
stalker
impostor
nuisance
more ❯
Noun
▲
Someone who leaves a country to settle in a new country
emigrant
settler
immigrant
incomer
in-migrant
migrant
out-migrant
alien
colonist
departer
emigre
evacuee
exile
expatriate
migrator
outcast
pilgrim
pioneer
refugee
traveller
UK
traveler
US
wanderer
wayfarer
displaced person
transmigrant
expat
deportee
DP
é
migré
colonial
newcomer
expellee
tax exile
person in exile
non-native
outlander
outsider
foreigner
colonizer
US
homesteader
frontiersman
émigré
Gastarbeiter
nomad
transient
rover
gypsy
guest worker
economic migrant
itinerant
vagrant
drifter
tinker
asylum seeker
D.P.
streety
mover
homeless person
colonialist
coloniser
UK
Noun
▲
Someone skilled at escaping
escape artist
escapee
escaper
escapist
escapologist
evader
Houdini
runaway
Adjective
▲
Fleeing or running away
deserting
escaped
escaping
fleeing
runaway
AWOL
wanted
evading
running away
at large
on the loose
on the lam
on the run
loose
absconding
in flight
running scared
in retreat
hunted
criminal
wild
running
uncontrolled
delinquent
disorderly
with a price on one's head
with a bounty on one's head
wanted dead or alive
out of hand
Adjective
▲
Quick to disappear
brief
ephemeral
fleeting
momentary
passing
transient
short-lived
transitory
evanescent
short
flitting
fugacious
impermanent
temporary
flying
deciduous
fading
flash
unstable
fly-by-night
erratic
moving
quick
volatile
here today and gone tomorrow
short-term
cursory
perishable
limited
shifting
meteoric
summary
provisional
interim
swift
vanishing
changeable
temporal
mortal
overnight
hasty
acting
provisory
makeshift
stopgap
rapid
substitute
temp
unfixed
alternate
instantaneous
slapdash
rushed
pro tem
make-do
ad hoc
pro tempore
band-aid
little
lightning
mutable
fast
hurried
perfunctory
supply
ad interim
curtailed
for the time being
sudden
short-range
flash in the pan
tactical
intervening
quickie
small
tenuous
elusive
non-permanent
present
not permanent
inconstant
vacating
insubstantial
migrating
transmigratory
emigrating
flighty
episodic
unenduring
fly by night
abrupt
impulsive
flashing
spasmodic
dreamlike
going by
here today, gone tomorrow
acute
like lightning
gone in flash
of short duration
gone in a heartbeat
over in a heartbeat
short-haul
short-run
in wink of an eye
diminishing
disappearing
evaporating
shrinking
dwindling
melting away
provisionary
instant
immediate
superficial
speedy
desultory
breakneck
casual
whirlwind
rash
brisk
precipitate
careless
incidental
fleet
headlong
precipitous
short-lasting
drive-by
whistle-stop
offhand
short and sweet
expeditious
unthinking
uninterested
sketchy
hurrying
inattentive
mechanical
token
accelerated
fast-track
wee
overhasty
gadarene
slight
glancing
rathe
shallow
helter-skelter
half-hearted
pell-mell
prompt
snappy
haphazard
zippy
hot
breathless
nippy
splitting
dizzy
rattling
blistering
galloping
fleet-footed
rapid-fire
succinct
infinitesimal
spectacular
brilliant
dazzling
short and sharp
double time
mushrooming
dramatic
impressive
irresponsible
here-today-gone-tomorrow
unfussy
purposeless
hurricane
impetuous
cyclonic
tumultuous
very fast
tornado
hit-or-miss
indifferent
unconcerned
surface-level
lackadaisical
disinterested
insensible
apathetic
pococurante
uncurious
complacent
insouciant
nonchalant
negligent
routine
automatic
incurious
slovenly
dismissive
slipshod
wooden
heedless
uncritical
random
half-baked
sloppy
depthless
cool
impatient
fiery
urgent
phoning it in
walking through it
laid-back
hit or miss
pronto
agile
harefooted
eager
thoughtless
slambang
quickened
going through the motions
chop-chop
on the double
more ❯
“In a second, and more
fugitive
image, the action opens with modern citizens struggling to be heard in the public arena.”
Adjective
▲
Hard to find, capture, or achieve
evasive
slippery
elusive
tricky
shifty
cagey
difficult to track down
difficult to catch
always on the move
difficult to find
cunning
sneaky
devious
crafty
untrustworthy
false
treacherous
dishonest
unpredictable
unreliable
sly
duplicitous
slick
artful
foxy
shady
wily
two-faced
guileful
contriving
deceptive
scheming
deceitful
iffy
stealthy
furtive
sneaking
dodgy
snide
Janus-faced
shonky
uncertain
insecure
mutable
unstable
hard to pin down
fly-by-night
unsafe
unsteady
inconstant
variable
changeable
underhand
unscrupulous
crooked
underhanded
double-dealing
dishonourable
UK
dubious
dishonorable
US
corrupt
designing
subtle
unprincipled
sharp
fraudulent
bent
secret
disingenuous
insincere
clandestine
roguish
questionable
indirect
undependable
surreptitious
precarious
lying
secretive
shaky
slim
insidious
unethical
rogue
covert
Machiavellian
dangerous
disreputable
shrewd
dissembling
conniving
risky
deceiving
mendacious
undercover
traitorous
conspiratorial
fast
calculating
wobbly
suspicious
hush-hush
perfidious
hazardous
two-timing
fishy
suspect
untruthful
perilous
underground
oblique
private
hidden
backstairs
unfaithful
misleading
stealth
not to be trusted
privy
dicey
sneak
chancy
hairy
rocky
murky
hugger-mugger
double-faced
behind-the-scenes
hole-and-corner
rickety
sub-rosa
parlous
cheating
hypocritical
astute
faithless
under the table
delusive
seedy
under wraps
fly
counterfeit
scandalous
sketchy
clever
skulking
slinking
inglorious
cloaked
irresponsible
knavish
unsettled
unsure
defrauding
black
doubtful
concealed
tottering
truthless
hollow-hearted
false-hearted
plotting
unhealthy
fair-weather
not dependable
touch and go
not to be depended on
smart
smooth
beguiling
cagy
cute
canny
pretended
unfair
collusive
untrue
carny
swindling
bluffing
unsound
delicate
Punic
unjust
slimy
rascally
wobbling
enigmatic
disloyal
trustless
immoral
problematic
astucious
fake
teetering
phoney
UK
menacing
phony
US
double-crossing
unsecured
hoodwinking
tottery
cautious
illegal
unctuous
movable
lubricious
of dubious character
potentially illegal
hanging by a thread
moving
on the QT
ticklish
mobile
wiggly
on thin ice
alarming
on the quiet
not fixed
not secure
colluding
shadowy
manipulative
dark
impish
arch
intriguing
captious
ingenious
illusory
mischievous
mysterious
caballing
conspiring
deviant
trick
snidey
dirty-dealing
exploitative
bogus
sham
unprofessional
cowboy
unhonest
not trustworthy
dirty
sideways
sidelong
under-the-table
quiet
catlike
catty
silent
feline
noiseless
amoral
unlawful
criminal
irregular
deep
wry
greasy
intelligent
witted
streetwise
keen
delusory
not to be relied upon
salty
ornery
hostile
illicit
snaky
plausible
rascal
off
mock
spurious
bum
seeming
serpentine
catchy
imposturous
cloak and dagger
disguised
creepy
behind someone's back
circumspect
masked
malfeasant
hole and corner
shrouded
recreant
backbiting
villainous
sinister
veiled
hollow
jeopardous
untrusty
fickle
fink
quivering
wabbling
wabbly
gnarly
ominous
dissimulating
back-alley
cloak-and-dagger
low-down
not stable
difficult
unbalanced
shaking
trembly
trembling
quaking
shuddery
tremulous
quavery
shuddering
overdone
exaggerated
feigned
cynical
artificial
atremble
aquiver
jive
put-on
mealymouthed
backhanded
phony-baloney
Pecksniffian
not candid
lacking sincerity
lip
not frank
phoney-baloney
double
mealy
left-handed
threatening
unfastened
doddery
pretend
pretentious
pseud
ambidextrous
cowardly
yellow
bockety
vulnerable
with tongue in cheek
giddy
dizzy
weak
exposed
defenceless
UK
life-threatening
high-risk
serious
harmful
toxic
grievous
jeopardizing
US
threatened
injurious
venturesome
destructive
malignant
grave
unprotected
touch-and-go
explosive
erratic
fearsome
on a limb
touchy
defenseless
US
open to attack
jeopardising
UK
fallacious
equivocating
ambiguous
prevaricating
equivocal
built on sand
on a slippery slope
hanging in the balance
out on a limb
vague
indeterminate
cryptic
unclear
shuffling
indefinite
inexplicit
inexact
imprecise
indistinct
roundabout
perplexing
obscure
gnomic
puzzling
circumlocutory
sophistical
circuitous
intangible
periphrastic
casuistic
Delphic
casuistical
stonewalling
elusory
noncommittal
non-committal
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Regularly moving or wandering from place to place
wandering
roving
itinerant
roaming
nomadic
vagrant
peripatetic
vagabond
wayfaring
ambulatory
errant
ambulant
nomad
galavanting
gallivanting
perambulatory
peregrine
ranging
on the move
travelling
UK
migratory
drifting
traveling
US
rambling
unsettled
migrant
rootless
floating
journeying
transient
mobile
touring
migrating
perambulant
homeless
itinerate
displaced
discursive
meandering
voyaging
footloose
gypsy
moving
restless
jet-setting
of no fixed abode
of no fixed address
on the wing
on the go
prodigal
destitute
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down and out
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