Pronunciation: /əbˈskɒndəns/
noun the act of absconding or fleeing from justice or avoiding detection
A1 The police are investigating the abscondence of the suspect.
A2 The abscondence of the prisoner was unexpected.
B1 The company suffered financial losses due to the employee's abscondence.
B2 The abscondence of the CEO raised questions about the company's stability.
C1 The abscondence of the whistleblower was orchestrated to protect their identity.
C2 The abscondence of the spy was a carefully planned operation to evade capture.
formal The suspect's abscondence from the scene of the crime raised suspicions among the investigators.
informal His sudden abscondence left everyone wondering where he had gone.
slang I can't believe she pulled an abscondence on us like that!
figurative The company's abscondence from the market was a strategic move to focus on other opportunities.
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