FUGITIVE :

Escaping
Enduring
Vain
Weak

The correct answer is A. Escaping.

A fugitive is a person who is fleeing from the law or from danger. The word “fugitive” comes from the Latin

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word “fugere,” which means “to flee.”

Option B, enduring, is incorrect because a fugitive is not necessarily enduring anything. They may be fleeing from something, but they are not necessarily enduring it.

Option C, vain, is incorrect because a fugitive is not necessarily vain. They may be fleeing from something, but they are not necessarily doing so because they are vain.

Option D, weak, is incorrect because a fugitive is not necessarily weak. They may be fleeing from something, but they are not necessarily doing so because they are weak.

In conclusion, the correct answer to the question “FUGITIVE : A. Escaping B. Enduring C. Vain D. Weak” is A. Escaping.

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