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Meanings of carnage in anglès
A ruthless killing of a great number of people.
Sinònims
Examples for "slaughter"
Examples for "slaughter"
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Allowing horse slaughter will benefit horse owners throughout the state, he said.
2
We will continue to fight and slaughter our enemies on the water!
3
A moment later he was inside the house, and the slaughter began.
4
But Open Cages and local campaign groups insist the slaughter is continuing.
5
Federally regulated slaughter plants are not allowed to operate without inspectors present.
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Either way, what followed was the greatest massacre in South African history.
2
It said the massacre was essential for China's future order and prosperity.
3
Justice sources said the operation was intended to prevent a repeat massacre.
4
A second New Zealand family is in mourning after the Norwegian massacre.
5
Three months earlier the Houla massacre was also called a turning point.
1
Government agents and police, vastly outgunned, ultimately retreated rather than risk bloodshed.
2
In time, this power afforded to gangsters would result in widespread bloodshed.
3
The military said it had to intervene to prevent more serious bloodshed.
4
They used modern tactics of propaganda and bloodshed that are familiar today.
5
As casualties mount, concern intensifies that the bloodshed could continue for months.
1
Of course, with the butchery, my hand is often tired these days.
2
The Belgians in vain interposed to prevent the butchery of the English.
3
Somehow Jacket managed to be right in the middle of the butchery.
4
An inhuman butchery of the children and some of the women followed.
5
All the martyrs were now brought to the place of their butchery.
1
Russian generals say their peacekeepers prevent an ethnic bloodbath in the region.
2
Cricket South Africa has created a bloodbath over the past few days.
3
Six words sum up boxing bloodbath Tim Tszyu is the real deal.
4
The United Nations says it fears for a bloodbath in the north.
5
If the Mormons had chosen violence, it would have been a bloodbath.
1
You're neither of you up to the blood bath at the Cornucopia.
2
It became a bit of a blood bath at the end.
3
It was known as the blood bath and that really describes it as such.
4
You still after the coke that walked out of that blood bath in the harbor?
5
But if you're going to turn this into a blood bath, you can forget about me.'
1
As Ms Marlowe said, what happened in Lebanon recently was mass murder.
2
The papers described it as the largest mass murder in US history.
3
I may wish to avoid mass murder, but let's be honest .
4
But apparently I've been committing mass murder each time I cook them.
5
Retail killing and destruction was replaced by mass murder and wholesale annihilation.
Usage of carnage in anglès
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Iraq wants to leave behind years of sectarian carnage, war and mayhem.
2
The political carnage of last Thursday was, however, not difficult to forecast.
3
The carnage also revealed a dangerous lack of transparency in the market.
4
Nobody looking for non-stop action and carnage is likely to feel shortchanged.
5
I saw the education and health ministers bleeding heavily in the carnage.
6
The British general saw that resistance could produce only a useless carnage.
7
Grim scenes of tragedy; and over the carnage, the Little People triumphed.
8
He moved between her and the carnage, trying to block both animals.
9
An exclamation point above imperceptible carnage that served to mark the beginning.
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And there are good reasons to think the carnage is not complete.
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Even with so much carnage, Oppenheimer's Worth sees opportunities in the sector.
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Either tally marks a spiralling rate of carnage for the 9-year-old conflict.
13
And it was all the traffic of the carnage we were nearing.
14
The idol of a savage is a demon that delights in carnage.
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The merciless carnage of the Christians spared not even his female attendants.
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In the space behind her an altar heaped with carnage stood large.
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