1. plural of scape: leafless flower stalks that rise directly from the ground
Usage: botanical
2. plural of scape: views of scenery, especially extensive landscapes
Usage: often in compounds like ‘landscapes’

1. third person singular present of scape: escapes or gets away from
Usage: archaic or poetic

Examples

• The daffodil scapes emerged early this spring.
• Tulip scapes can grow quite tall in good soil.
• The artist painted various scapes of the countryside.
• Mountain scapes dominated the gallery exhibition.
• He scapes from danger whenever possible.
• The prisoner scapes through the window at night.