fled

[ fled ]

verb

1. simple past tense and past participle of flee.

fled

/ flɛd /

verb

1. the past tense and past participle of flee 1

Example Sentences

About 1.9 million people - 90% of Gaza’s population - have fled their homes over the past year, and 79% of the territory is under Israeli-issued evacuation orders, according to the UN.

From BBC

She believes the beluga was being trained to guard the base and fled because it was a "hooligan".

From BBC

The discourse has steadily degraded there, but the power users have not fled en masse.

From Slate

Most residents of Dahieh - one of the areas where Hezbollah has a significant presence, along with southern Lebanon and the eastern Bekaa Valley - have fled because their neighbourhoods have been targeted repeatedly since September.

From BBC

Wael Murtada told the Associated Press that the home had belonged to his uncle and that those inside had fled from Dahieh about 40 days ago.

From BBC