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Meanings of fugitive in English
Catalan
fugitiu Attribute of dyes or pigments; fading or color change under exposure to light.
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Usage of fugitive in English
1
One son was in the Albany Penitentiary; another a fugitive in Canada.
2
Enforcement officials earlier said the fugitive was believed to be in China.
3
Retribution followed me; and I long remained a fugitive in the land.
4
There was in the first place no mention of the fugitive nephew.
5
In me you see a fugitive from the wrath of the cardinal.
6
Public opinion in Portsmouth was adverse to the return of the fugitive.
7
The eye of love at once recognised the person of the fugitive.
8
While he was a fugitive, he did some of his best work.
9
She's a fugitive, and she's put us all in danger long enough.
10
Would Rose let him visit if he were a fugitive from justice?
11
Low is a fugitive, with reports he may be living in China.
12
This fugitive mystery almost immediately shaped itself into the following simple poem:
13
It said some wrongly believed US fugitive Edward Snowden was on board.
14
At length the weary fugitive reached the banks of the Ohio River.
15
Russia has granted the fugitive American whistle blower, Edward Snowden, temporary asylum.
16
The clause respecting fugitive slaves is affirmative and active in its effects.
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Fugitive across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
New Zealand
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Ireland
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