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Process involving one person going to an unknown place to escape from someone or something.
abscond
go underground
abscond
go underground
1
And then they would
abscond
from the company of the anguished man.
2
I'm not planning to
abscond
in the black of night, you know!
3
It's true that cases sometimes proceed when defendants misbehave in court or
abscond
.
4
Wait till we get to it; otherwise they'll
abscond
on foot.
5
I'm glad to see that you didn't
abscond
to Ireland, too.
1
To meet with the Lord of Thorns, you have to
go
underground
.
2
Luas is more likely to fly through the air than
go
underground
.
3
It must have a thickness, because we can
go
underground
or underwater.
4
I didn't dare make it myself, so I had to
go
underground
.
5
Mods and rude boys don't die, it seems, they just
go
underground
.
1
So he and his family will literally have to
go
into
hiding
.
2
Those who
go
into
hiding
won't be able to hunt or farm.
3
They were to take what they could carry and
go
into
hiding
.
4
I may
go
into
hiding
so I can properly wallow in it.
5
I would miss you, though, if I had to
go
into
hiding
.
6
But, as a friend, he was advising us to
go
into
hiding
.
7
On the contrary, their relatives in some cases had to
go
into
hiding
.
8
I had to
go
into
hiding
and he had his work.
9
Photograph: Reuters I want to do this monologue and
go
into
hiding
,
OK?
10
She'll just
go
into
hiding
and never be heard from again.
11
I'm going to do this monologue and then
go
into
hiding
,
he promised.
12
So that was why Faolain had seemed to
go
into
hiding
.
13
Fearing for his life, Jeremiah was forced to
go
into
hiding
.
14
They couldn't hang their heads in shame and
go
into
hiding
.
15
I think we had best
go
into
hiding
in the interior of the island.
16
Worravut, 30, said friendly officials in Laos had urged exiles to
go
into
hiding
.
go
into
hiding
go