Fugitive
Fugitive adjective - Hard to find, capture, or isolate.
Long
Long adjective - Primarily temporal sense; being or indicating a relatively great or greater than average duration or passage of time or a duration as specified.
Usage example: long ago
Nearby Word: longed
Both words in one sentence
- With not very long to live, Booth decides to let Gus live the other brother's life: the life of a wanted fugitive.
Source: Series / Two - It was partially thanks to him that Bulger was able to escape as a fugitive for as long as he did.
Source: Detective Mole -
You Have 48 Hours: In "Paint It Black" this is how long that French mafia group the Milieu, which has kidnapped Watson, gives Sherlock and Mycroft to find fugitive banker Pierce Norman.
Source: Series / Elementary
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