10 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Abscond' in a Sentence
"To suddenly and secretly leave, especially to avoid being caught or facing legal consequences." more
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The defendant has absconded before the trial.
The virus is absconding through the air, spreading rapidly.
He is absconding with the secret recipe.
The art thief will have absconded with the priceless painting, leaving the museum in shock.
In the dark of night, the fugitive will have absconded from the prison, leaving no trace behind.
The suspect was absconding from the crime scene before the police arrived.
Faced with mounting debts, he decided to abscond to a foreign country.
The adventurer will abscond from the boring routine to explore new lands.
The witness was absconding to avoid being called to testify in court.
By the time we return, the mischievous cat will have been absconding with our shoelaces.
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