Absconded [adjective]

That night he absconded, and I never heard of him till this extraordinary account of yours.

Buonaparte has absconded himself, but in any port he has taken securitys not to be forced.

He formed one of the second party who absconded from Macquarie Harbour .

Ships had been wrecked, cattle stations had fallen in value, large firms in India had failed, debtors had absconded.

John Dwerrihouse had absconded three months ago—and I had seen him only a few hours back!

There were no attendants at home; they had absconded to make merry in honor of the time.

That very fellow has just absconded, and I have taken up the security.

That man, Hewitt, whom I trusted as I would myself, has absconded.

When it came to literature lesson they must have deliberately absconded with her copy of Julius Cæsar.

At this time seven of the male convicts lately arrived from Ireland, with one woman, had absconded into the woods.