haemorrhaged
Suffered severe bleeding
Haemorrhaged is the British spelling of hemorrhaged, the past tense of haemorrhage.
To haemorrhage is to bleed heavily, especially from a ruptured blood vessel: She haemorrhaged after the surgery.
Figuratively, it means to lose something rapidly and uncontrollably: The company haemorrhaged cash, Voters haemorrhaged from the party.
Blood loss from injury
- blood lossDepletion of vital fluid
- bledLost vital fluid
- oozeSeep gradually out
- seepFlow slowly through
flow · gush · spurt · trickle · leak · drain · discharge · clot
Transfer of blood intravenously
- anemiaRed cell deficiency
- hematomaBlood collected outside vessels
- coagulationLiquid solidifying into mass
- hemostasisProcess that stops bleeding
platelets · hemoglobin · anticoagulants · thrombosis · hemophilia · clotting factors · vascular · intracranial
bleeding
Blood loss from injury
- blood lossDepletion of vital fluid
- bledLost vital fluid
- oozeSeep gradually out
seep · flow · gush · spurt · trickle · leak · drain · discharge · clot · wound
transfusion
Transfer of blood intravenously
- anemiaRed cell deficiency
- hematomaBlood collected outside vessels
- coagulationLiquid solidifying into mass
hemostasis · platelets · hemoglobin · anticoagulants · thrombosis · hemophilia · clotting factors · vascular · intracranial · gastrointestinal
drained
Emptied of resources
exodus · attrition · erosion · outflow · deficit · shortfall · decline · diminished · squandered · dissipated
haemorrhagedclotted
Solidified into masses
coagulated · clot · scabbed · coagulate · stanched
haemorrhagedaccumulated
Gradually collected or gathered
amassed · retained · hoarded · stockpiled · gained