abscond in Irish
abscond in Irish is teith — abscond means to leave secretly and hurriedly, usually to escape custody or having taken something that is not yours.
abscond in Irish
teith
(intransitive) To flee, often secretly; to steal away. [From mid 16th century.]
What does "abscond" mean?
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verb To leave secretly and hurriedly, usually to escape custody or having taken something that is not yours.
"He absconded with the takings."
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abscond in a sentence
- He absconded with the takings.
- Two prisoners absconded during the transfer.
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What is "abscond" in Irish?
"abscond" in Irish is teith. abscond means: To leave secretly and hurriedly, usually to escape custody or having taken something that is not yours.
How do you use "abscond" in a sentence?
Example: "He absconded with the takings." In Irish, "abscond" is teith.
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