1. Severe or uncontrolled bleeding, either internally or externally from a blood vessel.
Usage: British spelling; American spelling is 'hemorrhage'; Medical term
2. A rapid loss or drain of something valuable, such as money or resources.
Usage: Figurative use

1. To bleed heavily or uncontrollably.
Usage: British spelling; American spelling is 'hemorrhage'
2. To lose something valuable rapidly or in large amounts.
Usage: Figurative use

Examples

• The patient suffered a severe haemorrhage after the accident and required immediate surgery.
• A brain haemorrhage can be life-threatening and requires emergency medical attention.
• The company experienced a financial haemorrhage due to poor management decisions.
• The wound began to haemorrhage, so the doctor applied pressure to stop the bleeding.
• The organization continued to haemorrhage talented employees to competing firms.
• Internal haemorrhaging can be difficult to detect without proper medical imaging.
• The athlete's injury caused a haemorrhage that required hospitalization.