Elopement
Synonyms for elopement
noun breaking away; getaway
flight
rescue
disappearance
freedom
departure
liberation
desertion
breakout
withdrawal
outbreak
spring
powder
slip
out
abdication
evasion
avoidance
lam
beat
evasiveness
break
release
bolt
retreat
decampment
leave
circumvention
deliverance
elusiveness
shunning
hegira
extrication
sidestepping
bypassing
AWOL
fadeout
elusion
ducking
dodging
eschewal
runaround
Antonyms for elopement
coming
capture
maintenance
staying
arrival
entrance
stay
directness
meeting
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