Definition of abscondment in English:

abscondment

noun əbˈskɒn(d)m(ə)ntabˈskɒn(d)m(ə)nt

rare

The action or an act of absconding; especially flight from creditors, arrest, or custody.

Origin

Late 17th century; earliest use found in Richard Franck (c1624–c1708), travel writer. From abscond + -ment. Compare French †absconsement hiding place, action of absconding.

Definition of abscondment in US English:

abscondment

noun

rare

The action or an act of absconding; especially flight from creditors, arrest, or custody.

Origin

Late 17th century; earliest use found in Richard Franck (c1624–c1708), travel writer. From abscond + -ment. Compare French † absconsement hiding place, action of absconding.

单词	abscondment
释义	Definition of abscondment in English: abscondment noun əbˈskɒn(d)m(ə)ntabˈskɒn(d)m(ə)nt rare The action or an act of absconding; especially flight from creditors, arrest, or custody. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in Richard Franck (c1624–c1708), travel writer. From abscond + -ment. Compare French †absconsement hiding place, action of absconding. Definition of abscondment in US English: abscondment noun rare The action or an act of absconding; especially flight from creditors, arrest, or custody. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in Richard Franck (c1624–c1708), travel writer. From abscond + -ment. Compare French † absconsement hiding place, action of absconding.
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