At Large Idiom Sentence?

At Large Idiom Sentence?

1. Roaming freely, as of a criminal who has not been caught. The robbery suspect is still at large and is considered very dangerous.

What is the sentence of at large?

1 The soldier reported that a prisoner was at large. 2 Six prisoners are still at large along with four dangerous recidivists. 3 The escaped prisoners are still at large. 4 Health standards have risen in society at large.

What does the idiom at large mean?

at large Add to list Share. If you sneak out of jail and roam free, you're at large! You're on the loose! At large is often used for criminals who have eluded the police, but your dog could be at large if you can't find her. ... People use this term when someone escapes from the police or hasn't been captured yet.

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