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Meanings of bloodbath in English
Synonyms
Examples for "bloodshed"
Examples for "bloodshed"
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
The Maastricht treaty is viewed today through the prism of Tory bloodletting.
2
If more marriages involved bloodletting, there would probably be far fewer divorces.
3
Burning them at the stake prevented the profuse bloodletting of other measures.
4
The bloodletting for muni bond funds tracked on a weekly basis continued.
5
But, there is a country that far predates this bloodletting and warfare.
1
In 1656 a general battue for priests took place all over Ireland.
2
As for us, we do not confound a battue with a persecution.
3
On page 321, the word battue is not a typographical error.
4
So he stepped back into the alley and waited until the battue was over.
5
Of the grand battue, and what the young Duke and Sidonia resolved on there.
Usage of bloodbath in English
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.
6
And even if help came, was there going to be another bloodbath?
7
Or there would be a bloodbath in Saint-Honoré, achieving the same results.
8
But reading between the lines of the edict, I suspect a bloodbath.
9
What few survived the initial bloodbath were quickly dispatched by watchful Jedi.
10
Expect a bloodbath, a genuine mafia gangland war over territory and spoils.
11
When it all was over the small dank cellar was a bloodbath.
12
If they are loyal to Lucius, the siege will be a bloodbath.
13
People don't get up and walk away from a bloodbath like that.
14
Had Castain's death been the first in a bloodbath about to commence?
15
Russian officials say Moscow's peacekeepers prevent a bloodbath in the region.
16
It may wish to avoid a bloodbath that could provoke armed international intervention.
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Translations for bloodbath
Portuguese
Catalan
Bloodbath through the time
Bloodbath across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common