Bleede
/ˈbliːd/
Definitions
- (v.) To cause or allow blood or another fluid to escape, especially from a wound or opening, in a legal context relating to injury or medical malpractice.
The plaintiff claimed the surgeon failed to stop the wound from bleeding during the operation.
Forms
- bleeds
- bleeding
- bled
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Commentary
In legal contexts, 'bleed' and its forms often pertain to facts of injury or harm in personal injury or medical malpractice claims.
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