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Meanings of bloodshed in English
Portuguese
massacre Catalan
vessament de sang Synonyms
Examples for "slaughter"
Examples for "slaughter"
1
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.
1
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
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.
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
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.'
Usage of bloodshed in English
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.
6
Time ticked by, and every moment of delay meant more bloodshed outside.
7
Many southerners, embittered by years of bloodshed, are thought to favour independence.
8
It appeared family problems may have been a factor in Sunday's bloodshed.
9
A battle was forced upon us, and the result was this bloodshed.
10
Otunbayeva warned earlier this month that the risk of further bloodshed remained.
11
He loved peace; he hated bloodshed; his heart was generous and kind.
12
Barely a month later the latest round of bloodshed in Gaza began.
13
The BBC's Shaimaa Khalil met the people affected by the recent bloodshed.
14
There will be bloodshed in the streets and the chasing of rulers.
15
For the first time, terrorism and appalling bloodshed was in our midst.
16
The U.N. refugee agency called on Indonesian authorities to prevent more bloodshed.
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Translations for bloodshed
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United States of America
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