haemorrhage
- n the flow of blood from a ruptured blood vessel
- The crisis in their marriage comes when the wife learns that Jake has been unfaithful to her, and she collapses in a "haemorrhage of grief.
- As flies shift up and down a haemorrhage alive with ants, The captains in huge masks drift past each other, Calling, calling, gathering light on their.
- What other writer would somberly portray a heroine "feeling her purpose trickle away between her legs like a slow haemorrhage"? Where else could one find a statement both so .