fugitive
/ˈfjuːd͡ʒɪtɪv/ verb C2- To render someone a fugitive; to drive into escape or exile.
He/she/it fugitives · Past fugitived · Past participle fugitived · -ing form fugitiving
Verb forms
- Base form
- fugitive
- He/she/it
- fugitives
- Past
- fugitived
- Past participle
- fugitived
- -ing form
- fugitiving
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“And once again, if the thought of leaving a bicycle concealed outside had occurred to you, would it really have seemed worth doing when the dullest detective would naturally say this is an obvious blind, as the bicycle is the first thing which the fugitive needed in order to make his escape.”
The mark was put by Barker’s bloodstained slipper upon the windowsill to suggest how the fugitive got away.
John Douglas himself could be, and the balance of probability was that with the connivance of his wife and his friend he was concealed in a house which had such conveniences for a fugitive, and awaiting quieter times when he could make his final escape.”
Then boats filled with armed soldiers will pursue the wretched fugitive.
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