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abscond - Dictionary definition and meaning for abscond

ABSCOND

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  • (verb) run away; usually includes taking something or somebody along

    "The thief made off with our silver", "the accountant absconded with the cash from the safe"

    synonyms : absquatulate , bolt , decamp , go off , make off , run off
    abscond
    -tagged by learner_md
    He was declared 'absconding' owing to continuous absence from office.

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Selected Mnemonic for abscond

  • (Tag: Global) abs + cond (condition) : I should have six pack abs is an important condition before she can abscond with me.

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Mnemonics for abscond

  • (Tag: ) Abscond – ab + scond. ‘Absent in a second’. When you will absent in a second? =when u STEAL OFF & HIDE, or when u DEPART secretly.

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  • (Tag: ) focus on cond=condition if elders keep conditions to do this n that we will do it secretly or we will escape from that place secretly

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  • (Tag: HINDI) absCOND sounds like abs'KAND'..when you do KAND you run away, depart secretly and hide :)

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  • (Tag: Hindi) ABSENT KAUN(who?) - whoever is absent in class has absconded

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  • (Tag: ) abscond treat it like james bond, hidinng from villain

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