Word of the Day: Abscond

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Word of the Day: Abscond

The word of the day is Abscond. Let's take a quick look at its meaning, origin, usage, synonyms, and antonyms.

Type

Verb

Meaning of Abscond

Abscond means to leave secretly or suddenly, especially to avoid arrest, punishment, or responsibility. It often implies escaping without notice.

Abscond - Origin

The word abscond comes from the Latin term “abscondere,” meaning “to hide away” or “to conceal.” It entered the English language in the 16th century.

Abscond - Usage

The suspect tried to abscond before the police arrived.

He absconded with the funds after the deal fell through.

Abscond - Synonyms

Flee, escape, run away, bolt, vanish

Abscond - Antonyms

Remain, stay, appear, face

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