Meaning & Definition of word "Scape"

Scape

/skeɪp/

noun:

  • 1. A view or scene, especially one of picturesque natural beauty or landscape.
    • Example: The scape from the mountain summit was breathtaking, with valleys stretching as far as the eye could see.
  • 2. A specific type of landscape or scenery.
    • Example: The artist painted a beautiful scape of the autumn leaves falling in a serene park.
  • 3. An expanse or open space.
    • Example: The vast scape of the desert was both daunting and awe-inspiring.

verb:

  • 1. To escape or run away from a situation.
    • Example: He managed to scape off from the crowded party unnoticed.

Etymology

The word 'scape' comes from the Old English 'sceapu', meaning 'shape or form'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

escape:

To break free from confinement or control.

landscape scape:

A view or scene comprising specific features of a landscape.

scenic scape:

A beautiful or picturesque view.

Related Words

landscape:

The visible features of an area of land, often regarded in terms of their aesthetic appeal.

seascape:

A depiction of the sea or ocean in art.

Slang Meanings of scape

Meaning: A term used in gaming or fantasy to describe an expansive environment.

Example Sentence: The game's scape is so vast, you can get lost for hours exploring.

Meaning: A shortcut or simplified version of a situation.

Example Sentence: Let’s just create a scape of what we need to do rather than overthinking it.