FLEEING Meaning and
Definition
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Fleeing is a verb that refers to the act of running away or escaping from a place, situation, or danger in order to seek safety or evade harm. It typically involves a rapid departure or escape with the intention of avoiding capture, harm, or other negative consequences.
The term often implies a sense of urgency and fear, as fleeing is usually prompted by a perceived threat or danger. People may flee due to various reasons, such as conflict, violence, persecution, natural disasters, or personal emergencies. The act of fleeing can involve physical movement, such as running, but it can also encompass other means of escaping, such as driving away or taking refuge in a different location.
Fleeing can occur on an individual or collective level. Individuals may flee alone or as part of a group or family, seeking refuge and safety in a different place, often crossing borders or seeking asylum in a foreign country. On a larger scale, fleeing can involve mass displacement of people, leading to refugee crises or mass exodus.
The act of fleeing can have profound effects on individuals and communities. It can disrupt lives, separate families, and lead to loss of possessions or the abandonment of homes. Fleeing is a fundamental instinct in the face of danger and reflects a basic human need for self-preservation and security.
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Etymology of FLEEING
The word "fleeing" is derived from the Old English word "fleogan", which meant "to fly or take flight". In Old English, the verb "fleogan" was commonly used to describe the action of birds or insects flying. Over time, its meaning broadened to include the sense of humans or animals fleeing from danger or moving rapidly away from a place. The Old English word can be traced back further to the Proto-Germanic word "fleuganą", which has Indo-European origins.
Similar spelling words for FLEEING
- veiling,
- under-valuing,
- feeling,
- Fleecing,
- Fehling,
- anti-fouling,
- flunk,
- far-flung,
- fore-feeling,
- fleeting,
- re-filling,
- Flanagh,
- Flong,
- Fellinic,
- FALANG,
- Flying-pinion,
- free-flying,
- fluency,
- fast-flying,
- filing,
- terrain-following,
- slow-flowing,
- filling-in,
- e-filing,
- fling,
- be-fouling,
- out-flank,
- un-failing,
- un-veiling,
- Bat-fowling,
- over-filling,
- be-falling,
- over-valuing,
- Flying-column,
- fastest-flowing,
- fulneck,
- falling-sickness,
- flng,
- Fallowing,
- follwing,
- flank-bone,
- Valuing,
- Tear-falling,
- fellow-feeling,
- funny-feeling,
- clap-and-fling,
- Falling-away,
- fueling,
- Volleying,
- back-flowing,
- pro-filing,
- falling-down,
- Beam-filling,
- north-flowing,
- failing,
- out-flowing,
- dog-fouling,
- flying-start,
- flying,
- flying-colors,
- free-falling,
- flunkey,
- pre-vailing,
- Flying-army,
- phialling,
- foiling,
- valongo,
- flank,
- Felling,
- falanouc,
- Wild-fowling,
- flying-off,
- mis-filing,
- filling,
- filling-station,
- free-flowing,
- flying-machine,
- flying cat,
- falanga,
- non-flying,
- ill-feeling,
- low-flying,
- falling,
- Fulling,
- flunky,
- falling-star,
- flying fox,
- Flung,
- falling-off,
- FEILONG,
- Flying-artillery,
- never-failing,
- flemish,
- Flang,
- high-flying,
- space-filling,
- kite-flying,
- flunkee,
- day-flying,
- Fouling,
- freeing,
- de-filing,
- feline,
- folowing,
- Vialing,
- eye-filling,
- all-filling,
- flying jib,
- Flexing,
- south-flowing,
- re-valuing,
- de-valuing,
- valenki,
- Vialling,
- feeding,
- flinchum,
- flying-boat,
- counter-vailing,
- Fleng,
- VUELING,
- fuling,
- Flawing,
- falling-offs,
- fulling-mill,
- FLINK,
- over-flowing,
- following,
- Fowling,
- ski-flying,
- Flaying,
- Fooling,
- Phialing,
- fuelling,
- FLYNIKI,
- flying-saucer,
- valenca,
- flinch,
- Foaling,
- no-fooling,
- flinck,
- Flemister,
- in-flowing,
- Flenniken,
- un-feeling,
- Flying-camp,
- Flying-party,
- flowing,
- tax-filing,
- fast-flowing,
- FLANC,
- fulong,
- flinak,
- FLNC,
- Falanaka,
- fulnek,
- falling-out,
- fling off.
Conjugate verb Fleeing
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FUTURE
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FUTURE PERFECT
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PAST
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PAST PERFECT
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PRESENT
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flee
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PRESENT PERFECT
I
have fled
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I
am fleeing
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