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hideout

The children built a secret hideout in the woods.

Definition

Noun: A secret place where someone goes to avoid being found or captured, typically used by people trying to avoid the law or other authorities.

Usage

A "hideout" is a location kept secret for safety or concealment. It is most commonly associated with criminals, fugitives, or outlaws, but can also be used by anyone needing a private refuge. - The police discovered the gang's hideout in an abandoned warehouse. - The children built a small hideout in the woods to use as their secret clubhouse.

Advanced Usage
  • "to have/use (a place) as a hideout": To employ a specific location for concealment.
    • The rebels used the mountain caves as a hideout.
  • "to be in/at one's hideout": To be physically present in the secret location.
    • The detective tracked the suspect to his hideout.
Variants and Related Words
  • Hide (verb): To put or keep out of sight.
    • He tried to hide the evidence.
  • Hiding place (noun): A more general term for any location where someone or something is concealed.
    • She found a good hiding place for the spare key.
Synonyms
  • Lair: A secret or private place, often with connotations of a wild animal's den or a villain's base.
  • Refuge: A place providing shelter or protection from danger.
  • Sanctuary: A place of refuge or safety.
  • Safe house: A secure location, often used by spies or witnesses.
Related Phrases
  • "To go into hiding": To conceal oneself, often in a hideout.
    • After the threat, the witness had to go into hiding.
  • "A bolt-hole": A place where a person can escape and hide (chiefly British English).
    • The cabin served as his peaceful bolt-hole from the city.
hideout

The children built a secret hideout in the woods.

Noun
  1. a hiding place; usually a remote place used by outlaws

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