BAILED Meaning and
Definition
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Bailed is a verb that primarily refers to the action of securing the release of an accused individual from custody, typically by providing a sum of money known as bail. When someone is arrested or charged with a crime, they may be taken into custody until their trial date. However, if the court deems it appropriate, the accused person may be granted the opportunity to be released temporarily by posting bail. Bail serves as a guarantee that the accused will appear in court for their trial and is a financial arrangement between the court and the person securing their release.
Moreover, bailed can also describe the act of jumping or leaping out of a moving vehicle or a dangerous situation hastily, usually to avoid harm, danger, or discomfort. In this context, it often implies a sudden and impromptu action carried out in order to escape a predicament. This definition is primarily used in informal or colloquial contexts.
Additionally, the term "bailed" may also be used to express a sense of abandonment or leaving without follow-through. It generally implies leaving something or someone behind unexpectedly or suddenly, often without fulfilling obligations or responsibilities. This definition is commonly used in informal speech and is associated with a feeling of disappointment or dissatisfaction with the lack of commitment or support from a person who was expected to be present or involved.
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Etymology of BAILED
The word "bailed" is derived from the verb "bail", which originated from the Old French word "baillier". In turn, "baillier" came from the Latin word "bajulare", meaning "to carry" or "to bear". Over time, the meaning of "bail" evolved to refer to the act of releasing a person from custody in legal contexts, and eventually, its usage expanded to various other contexts, including the slang expression "bailed" meaning to leave or abandon something or someone.
Conjugate verb Bailed
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