hideout Synonyms
hideout Meaning
Wordnet
hideout (n)
a hiding place; usually a remote place used by outlaws
hideout Sentence Examples
- The notorious gang hid out in a secluded cabin nestled deep in the woods.
- The thief sought refuge in an abandoned warehouse, using it as a temporary hideout until he could plan his escape.
- The fugitive found shelter in a dilapidated hut, hoping to evade capture and remain hidden.
- The spies established a secret hideout within the enemy's territory, allowing them to gather intelligence discreetly.
- The children built a cozy hideout beneath the old oak tree, where they could play and escape the watchful eyes of adults.
- The hunted animal sought shelter in a den, a natural hideout that protected it from predators.
- The revolutionaries gathered in a hidden hideout, plotting to overthrow the oppressive regime.
- The fugitive's hideout was discovered by the police, leading to his arrest.
- The treasure map indicated a hidden hideout where the long-lost riches were concealed.
- The explorers stumbled upon an ancient hideout, containing artifacts that shed light on a forgotten civilization.
FAQs About the word hideout
a hiding place; usually a remote place used by outlaws
nest, hideaway,lair, den,hermitage, concealment, haunt, shelter, covert, hidey-hole
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The notorious gang hid out in a secluded cabin nestled deep in the woods.
The thief sought refuge in an abandoned warehouse, using it as a temporary hideout until he could plan his escape.
The fugitive found shelter in a dilapidated hut, hoping to evade capture and remain hidden.
The spies established a secret hideout within the enemy's territory, allowing them to gather intelligence discreetly.
