Definition

A scene or view, often used in combination with other words like 'seascape' or 'mindscape'. It can also refer to a flower stalk or a part of a column in architecture.

Example

The artist painted a beautiful seascape that captured the sunset over the ocean.

Conversation

Have you seen that beautiful scape painting in the gallery?

Yeah, it's stunning! The colors really bring the scene to life.

I love how it captures the essence of the landscape.

Absolutely! It makes me want to visit that place in real life.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

To get away from a place or situation, especially in a way that is clever or quick.

Example

He managed to scape from the locked room without anyone noticing.

Tense Forms

Conversation

I really need to scape from all this stress at work.

I hear you! Taking a break could help a lot.

Yeah, maybe a weekend getaway would be the perfect way to scape for a bit.

Root Explanation

Scape originates from the Old English 'sceap', meaning shape or form. It is often used in combination with other words to denote a particular view or scene, such as in 'landscape' or 'escape'.

Memory Tip

Think of 'shape' or 'form' when you hear 'scape', as it often refers to a view or scene that has a specific shape.

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