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take to the hills
Language:
en
1.
General
neutral
idiomatic
To flee to remote or elevated countryside, typically to escape danger, pursuit, or persecution; to go into hiding.
To withdraw from an area of conflict or threat by retreating to less accessible terrain.
2.
General
literary
dated
To abandon settled or urban life and live in the hills or wilderness, often implying a long-term retreat from society.
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