Fugitive
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British pronunciation/fjˈuːd‍ʒɪtˌɪv/
American pronunciation/ˈfjudʒətɪv/, /ˈfjudʒɪtɪv/

Definition & Meaning of "fugitive"

fugitive
1.1

likely to quickly fade, deteriorate, change, or disappear over time

1.2

(of a thought, idea, feeling, etc.) difficult to comprehend or hold onto

02

running away or intending to flee, often from the law or an oppressive situation

03

(of a thing) traveling from one place to another or constantly in motion

Fugitive
01

a person who escapes or flees from an undesirable, uncomfortable, or dangerous situation

02

a person who is actively avoiding capture or is being pursued by law enforcement authorities due to legal charges or criminal activity

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His memories of childhood were fugitive, slipping away like sand through his fingers.
The fugitive moments of happiness in her life were cherished dearly.
The fugitive shadows danced across the room as the candle flickered.
The fugitive beauty of the sunrise was gone in an instant, leaving only memories.
The fugitive nature of fame meant that one day you could be celebrated, and the next forgotten.
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