1. Plural of haemorrhage; instances of severe or uncontrolled bleeding from a blood vessel, either internally or externally.
Usage: British English spelling; American English uses 'hemorrhages'; Medical term
2. Plural of haemorrhage; a sudden loss or drain of resources, money, or personnel.
Usage: Figurative use

1. Third-person singular present tense of haemorrhage; to bleed heavily or uncontrollably.
Usage: British English spelling; American English uses 'hemorrhages'; Medical term
2. Third-person singular present tense of haemorrhage; to lose resources, money, or personnel rapidly.
Usage: Figurative use

Examples

• The patient suffered multiple haemorrhages after the accident.
• Brain haemorrhages can be life-threatening and require immediate medical attention.
• The company haemorrhages money every quarter due to poor management.
• Without intervention, the wound haemorrhages profusely.
• The organization haemorrhages talented employees to competitors.
• Severe haemorrhages must be treated in an emergency room.