Haemorrhage
noun
A serious medical condition where there is uncontrolled bleeding.
After the accident, he suffered a haemorrhage that required immediate medical attention.

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Formal
mass haemorrhage, internal haemorrhage, external haemorrhage
verb
A loss of resources or people, commonly used in a business or political context.
The company started to haemorrhage money due to poor sales.

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Formal
haemorrhage funds, haemorrhage employees, haemorrhage votes
noun
A serious medical condition where there is uncontrolled bleeding.
After the accident, he suffered a haemorrhage that required immediate medical attention.

Usage tips
Formal
mass haemorrhage, internal haemorrhage, external haemorrhage
verb
A loss of resources or people, commonly used in a business or political context.
The company started to haemorrhage money due to poor sales.

Usage tips
Formal
haemorrhage funds, haemorrhage employees, haemorrhage votes
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Medical Context
In medical scenarios, 'haemorrhage' often indicates a critical condition requiring urgent care.
The patient presented with a severe haemorrhage after the surgery.
Metaphorical Use
The term can also describe significant losses outside of medical contexts.
The company is experiencing a haemorrhage of talent due to poor management.
Severity Perception
Understand the serious implications of the word, as it denotes danger and urgency.
If someone has a haemorrhage, it is important to seek help quickly.
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