1. past tense of haemorrhage; to bleed heavily or lose blood from a ruptured blood vessel
Usage: British spelling; American spelling is 'hemorrhaged'; medical/clinical context
2. to lose something gradually or in large amounts; to suffer a significant loss
Usage: figurative use

Examples

• The patient haemorrhaged internally after the accident.
• She haemorrhaged so much blood that she required an emergency transfusion.
• The company haemorrhaged money during the economic downturn.
• The team haemorrhaged players to rival clubs during the transfer window.
• After the scandal, the organization haemorrhaged members and donations.