1. losing blood from a ruptured blood vessel; bleeding heavily
Usage: present participle of hemorrhage
2. losing something valuable or essential at a rapid rate
Usage: figurative use

1. the act or process of bleeding heavily from a ruptured blood vessel
Usage: gerund form; medical context

Examples

• The patient was hemorrhaging internally after the accident.
• Doctors worked quickly to stop the hemorrhaging before it became life-threatening.
• The company is hemorrhaging money due to poor management.
• Without immediate treatment, the wound continued hemorrhaging.
• The organization has been hemorrhaging talented employees to competitors.
• Severe hemorrhaging can lead to shock if not treated promptly.