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escapade

[es-kuh-peyd, es-kuh-peyd] / ˈɛs kəˌpeɪd, ˌɛs kəˈpeɪd /


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At some point, viewers sense that the women approach their present-day escapades with the same ferocity they brought to their exploits in the wilderness.

From New York Times

The escapade was the inspiration for the group The Capitol Steps, which did policial satire songs and skits for almost 40 years.

From Seattle Times

At times, her career was filled with escapades out of a James Bond movie: A Panamanian dictator tried to romance her.

From Los Angeles Times

The ideology that had fueled that escapade was the same he later brought to bear in the legal wrangling over the property on Fire Tower Road.

From Washington Post

Let me introduce you to Rued Langgaard’s Symphony No. 1, “Cliffside Pastorals,” a mountaineering achievement so brave it makes Strauss’s little escapade sound like a walk in the park.

From New York Times