Run away with you

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verb

To elope, to go away unnoticed, especially to get married without the knowledge of parents or family.

They were so much in love that they decided to run away with each other.
Visual representation of "run away with you" - To elope, to go away unnoticed, especially to get married without the knowledge of parents or family.

Often appears as...

  • couple run away with
  • daughter run away with
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Romantic Impulse

Often implies a sudden, romantic decision without much planning.

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The couple's spur-of-the-moment decision to run away with each other surprised everyone.
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Old-Fashioned Notion

The idea is considered traditional and may be less common in modern contexts.

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It sounds like a fairy tale for them to run away with each other and start a new life.
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Family Opposition

Sometimes suggests escaping family or societal disapproval or constraints.

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Disregarding their parents' wishes, they planned to run away with each other.
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