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bleed

verb as in cause blood to flow

verb as in grieve

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An artery had ruptured, causing a bleed on her brain and a stroke.

From BBC

Am I going to bleed out of my eyes?

For two days, according to the emergency room admission report, she lay on the sofa with a brain bleed, lethargic and increasingly confused, before he finally brought her to the hospital at my aunt’s urging.

Ngumezi suffered a miscarriage at 11 weeks but was left to bleed to death at the hospital, instead of having the failing pregnancy surgically removed.

From Salon

According to a report into the incident over Lincolnshire, the aircraft departed "with the engine bleed air system off" because the switches had been "incorrectly left off following maintenance activity" the night before.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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