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Meanings of fratricide in English
Portuguese
fogo amigo Synonyms
Examples for "friendly fire"
Examples for "friendly fire"
1
It was called an accident of ' friendly fire,' but you knew better.
2
It was there he met a soldier's death, albeit by friendly fire.
3
There were no indications that it was the result of so-called friendly fire.
4
Uncoordinated action could lead to casualties from friendly fire, it added.
5
A friendly fire was burning in the grate, although it was not cold.
Usage of fratricide in English
1
Would this man of peace plead for the traitor, the would-be fratricide?
2
Parricide is the name of the one; fratricide of the other.
3
Simon descended from the box for confirmation, a fratricide in all but deed.
4
These must be the tyrant's obsequies, this the funeral procession of the fratricide.
5
Behold the corpse, not of a prince, but of a fratricide.
6
Those who accuse me of fratricide no doubt believe themselves to be right.
7
This the man whom George of Clarence, without fratricide, could succeed?
8
Go, and know that my door opens not to a fratricide!
9
He acknowledged the troubling history between the gangs but said all war is fratricide.
10
Attempted fratricide is not a common happening in gentle families.
11
There have been only five cases of intentional fratricide by U.S. service members in Iraq.
12
Then they became overcrowded, and he spent many hours watching the consequences: patricide, fratricide, infanticide.
13
Details at this point are scarce, but this looks like an ugly case of fratricide.
14
I dozed while reading it; and immediately I was present in the prison-cell of the fratricide.
15
The enemies of the State say that Cain, the fratricide, was the founder of the State.
16
Anyone hoping for on-air fratricide over the 2010 Labour leadership election was in for a let-down.
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United Kingdom
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