12 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 student will abscond from the lecture to attend a more interesting event.
During the chaos, the spy will be absconding with valuable information.
The student is absconding from his homework duties.
As the storm approached, the villagers chose to abscond to higher ground for safety.
The magician will abscond from the stage in a mysterious illusion.
The defendant, feeling cornered, chose to abscond from the courtroom during the trial.
The fugitive had been absconding to avoid arrest.
She had absconded from the party, leaving everyone puzzled.
He has been absconding from his fitness routine, neglecting his health.
The suspect absconded before the police could apprehend him.
The debtor was absconding to escape creditors and mounting debts.
The prankster will have absconded with the office supplies, leaving a chaotic scene behind.
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