Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun The state or condition of a fugitive.
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Examples
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It surprised him to find how naturally he fell back into his old habit of discussing things with himself, and how completely and calmly he accepted the fact that his home-coming had been but a brief and wonderful interlude to his fugitivism.
The River's End James Oliver Curwood 1903
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In the second year of his fugitivism he had lost his watch.
The River's End James Oliver Curwood 1903
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In the second place, there were those who chose fugitivism as a permanent mode of life.
Russia Donald Mackenzie Wallace 1880
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The change in the position of the peasantry, together with the hardships and oppression by which it was accompanied, naturally increased fugitivism and vagrancy.
Russia Donald Mackenzie Wallace 1880
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