exsanguination

• His current prognosis is cardiac arrest due to exsanguination, with another update on the quarter-hour.
• Upon Chad's exsanguination, Lambert arrives back at Woollett, Mass., a drained husk of his former self. —  F ;SF; - vol 090 issue 02 - February 1996
• Considering the problem of exsanguination, a physician will look for the anatomical pressure-points to staunch the flow of blood. —  symtym
• It had started at 8: 15 in the morning, when Mr. McCain, whose campaign had expressed frustration that the media was not taking him seriously on the issue of the $720 billion bailout package being prepared to stanch the exsanguination of money from the finance sector, met with Wall Street executives and his own advisers to talk about the issue. —  Home | The New York Observer
• For my money, the uncorrupted version of TARP 3 had the best shot at accomplishing its goal of preventing the exsanguination of the banking system and enabling credit markets to grind back to life. —  Suitably Flip

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