Adjective:

ఒక మోసక్ ధరించడం లేకుండా,

caped's Usage Examples:

Many of the ships were not as fortunate as Philip, which escaped with comparatively little damage.

At the Château of Marly, Louis XIV of France escaped from the formal rigors he was constructing at Versailles.

The seven-year-old Aratus escaped the coup with the help of his aunt who, in the confusion, was able to hide the boy until nightfall and then smuggle him out of Sicyon to Argos.

Ray Stantz attempted to hold Slimer by himself, but the ghost escaped through a wall, charged at Peter Venkman, and covered him in ectoplasmic residue.

After the promulgation of racial laws under Nazi influence, all the Jews of the town reportedly escaped capture with the help of their Christian neighbors.

He was born to a German-Jewish family and escaped persecution by the Nazis by masquerading as an ethnic German.

Dunhua Road is known as one of Taipei"s more beautiful arterials, mainly because of the large, landscaped medians dividing the express.

After his party's defeat in the 1983 general election, one newspaper had characterised Michael Foot's habit of swinging his walking stick around as he went for his morning walk as being like an escaped loony.

Although the bulk of the United Irishmen army escaped, many were left behind and killed in the routing phase of the battle, from both cavalry and infantry attack, but also from the advanced field guns which were switched to grape shot to maximize casualties.

Both Gilliat and the pilot escaped unharmed.

Born in Tycho Purple Penal, she was declared a refugee and escaped the Naked Purple lifestyle when the fire department burned her parents' house.

Synonyms:

coonskin, balaclava, biggin, earlap, tammy, watch cap, tam-o"-shanter, liberty cap, flat cap, berretta, jockey cap, skullcap, Balmoral, calpack, bathing cap, ski cap, garrison cap, wishing cap, shower cap, sailor cap, headdress, pinner, toboggan cap, stocking cap, fez, swimming cap, kepi, cockscomb, mortarboard, kalpac, coonskin cap, tarboosh, beret, nightcap, bluebonnet, Glengarry, yachting cap, kalansuwa, earflap, tam, cloth cap, overseas cap, biretta, calpac, baseball cap, balaclava helmet, mobcap, birretta, service cap, coxcomb, peaked cap, golf cap, headgear,

Antonyms:

fauna, artifact, natural object, insecurity, inactivity,