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Meanings of carnage in English
A ruthless killing of a great number of people.
Usage of carnage in English
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.
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.
10
And there are good reasons to think the carnage is not complete.
11
Even with so much carnage, Oppenheimer's Worth sees opportunities in the sector.
12
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.
15
The merciless carnage of the Christians spared not even his female attendants.
16
In the space behind her an altar heaped with carnage stood large.
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