haemorrhaging
Haemorrhaging (noun) means the act of bleeding heavily, or figuratively, losing something at an alarming rate. Example: “The government was haemorrhaging support in the polls.”
How to use haemorrhaging
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishBleeding heavily, or losing something (money, support) very quickly.
British spelling; American English writes "hemorrhaging."
Word forms
haemorrhagings plural
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The government was _____ support in the polls.
Rhymes for haemorrhaging
Frequently asked questions
What does “haemorrhaging” mean?
The word “haemorrhaging” means the act of bleeding heavily, or figuratively, losing something at an alarming rate. In plain terms, bleeding heavily, or losing something (money, support) very quickly.
How do you use “haemorrhaging” in a sentence?
Here is “haemorrhaging” used in a sentence: “The government was haemorrhaging support in the polls.”
What part of speech is “haemorrhaging”?
“Haemorrhaging” is a noun.
What is the meaning of haemorrhaging?
"haemorrhaging" (noun) means the act of bleeding heavily, or figuratively, losing something at an alarming rate.