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Meanings of bloodless in English
Usage of bloodless in English
1
However, the country in general has remained calm since the bloodless coup.
2
What has so far been a bloodless coup could yet turn lethal.
3
Elsewhere, particularly in the Western world, the contests have been largely bloodless.
4
The bloodless ouster was Pakistan's fourth military coup since independence in 1947.
5
Given the times, a suitably bloodless, bureaucratic end to a colorful tradition.
6
I hope to God it'll be a comparatively bloodless Reconstruction this time.
7
The hue is rather bloodless and leaden; but he was alway sallow.
8
His opponent in the bloodless arena of Science saved him by interrupting:
9
In fact, it seems this bloodless transition was executed with military precision.
10
If that wasn't a bloodless military coup, he wasn't sure what was.
11
The brow was furrowed, the breathing hard, the mouth dry and bloodless.
12
But no answer came from the bloodless lips of the cornered villain.
13
The writhing fingers of the pale mist did not go thence bloodless.
14
Saw himself and the bloodless blonde his father had chosen for him.
15
So the siege of Camalodunum was raised, and the bloodless rebellion ended.
16
The scariest scene in John Carpenter's original 1978 Halloween is completely bloodless.
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Bloodless through the time
Bloodless across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common