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IDIOM: “to get away from someone or something by using force or effort” Crossword Clue Answer

Can't figure out IDIOM: "to get away from someone or something by using force or effort"? The Missing Letter crossword from October 8, 2025 used this clue. Answer: 10 letters.

IDIOM: "to get away from someone or something by using force or effort" Crossword Answer

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IDIOM: "to get away from someone or something by using force or effort" Crossword Clue FAQ

What is the 10-letter answer to "IDIOM: "to get away from someone or something by using force or effort"" crossword clue?

The answer to the "IDIOM: "to get away from someone or something by using force or effort"" crossword clue is BREAKLOOSE. This answer contains 10 letters and was confirmed in the Missing Letter puzzle.

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This crossword clue most recently appeared in the Missing Letter puzzle on October 8, 2025. Daily crossword puzzles often reuse popular clues, so this clue may appear again in future puzzles from the same publication or others.