fled (Meaning)

Webster

fled ()

imp. & p. p. of Flee.

Webster

of Flee

The town's residents fled in a panic as the approaching fire engulfed the neighboring settlements.
The soldiers fled the battlefield in disarray as the enemy forces advanced relentlessly.
The escaped convict fled the city, fearing apprehension by the authorities.
As the storm intensified, the people fled to safer shelters, seeking refuge from the destructive winds and rain.
The deer fled into the dense forest, seeking to evade the pursuing hunters.
The fire victims fled their burning homes, leaving behind all their possessions in the chaos.
The government officials fled the country, fearing prosecution for their corrupt actions.
The investors fled the stock market as the economy took a downturn, resulting in significant financial losses.
The refugees fled their war-torn country, seeking asylum and a safer life in a foreign land.
The injured hiker fled the mountain trail, seeking help and medical attention for their wounds.

imp. & p. p. of Flee., of Flee

faded, vanished,disappeared, dissolved, evaporated, sunk, dissipated,flew, melted, sank

arrived,appeared, arrived, appeared, materialized, issued, issued,emerged, materialized, emerged

The town's residents fled in a panic as the approaching fire engulfed the neighboring settlements.

The soldiers fled the battlefield in disarray as the enemy forces advanced relentlessly.

The escaped convict fled the city, fearing apprehension by the authorities.

As the storm intensified, the people fled to safer shelters, seeking refuge from the destructive winds and rain.