1. losing blood heavily from a ruptured blood vessel; bleeding profusely
Usage: British spelling; American spelling is 'hemorrhaging'; present participle or gerund form of 'haemorrhage'
2. losing something rapidly and uncontrollably (figurative)
Usage: metaphorical use

1. experiencing or characterized by heavy bleeding or rapid loss
Usage: attributive or predicative use

Examples

• The patient was haemorrhaging internally after the accident.
• The wound was haemorrhaging so badly that emergency surgery was required.
• The company is haemorrhaging money due to poor management.
• The organization has been haemorrhaging staff members all year.
• Doctors worked quickly to stop the haemorrhaging before it became critical.
• The haemorrhaging patient needed an immediate blood transfusion.