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Meanings of gotcha in English
Live-action game.
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Examples for "killer"
Examples for "killer"
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None had used the classic 'serial killer' soubriquets of 'quiet' or 'withdrawn'.
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One thing they were both sure about: the video-killer wasn't working alone.
3
She was good last start but just lacked that killer edge late.
4
Police believe the killer used his fists and hands to strangle her.
5
Denying one's killer everything; even the least satisfaction of a professional challenge.
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The assassin and getaway driver remain at-large, according to law enforcement officials.
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It doesn't matter if President Abraham Lincoln's assassin actually uttered these words.
3
The mother trembled; the name of the assassin flashed through her mind.
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The assassin prowled the bedroom level of the house, exploring every room.
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I know too that you've not the heart of a common assassin.
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The industry has been concerned about the possible elimination of such practices.
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Right now, we're working on work force development and second-generation poverty elimination.
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Maintaining elimination depends on adopting a highly strategic approach to risk management.
4
The control and eventual elimination of P. vivax are global health priorities.
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The elimination of leaders can be extremely useful but has unpredictable consequences.
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And Thasper, in most cases, was only just ahead of the assassins.
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He could not ask Davi to delay pursuit of the assassins, naturally.
3
Nothing less would have gained the assassins entry without warning being given.
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I have assassins five times your age who should be so bold.
5
Twelve fellowcrafts in search of body and assassins; reference to Stars, 489.
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EGYPT By late last year, Egypt was in a state of paranoia.
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We need to remember that power and paranoia go hand in hand.
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Prisoners later exhibited psychological problems, including hallucinations, paranoia and attempts at self-injury.
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Moscow, near the end of the Cold War; paranoia, politics and perestroika.
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I want to instil paranoia and fear that Keiran is the problem.
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But the Vanguard juggernaut can present problems for other kinds of advisers.
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Club for Growth is a juggernaut campaign funder of fiscally conservative Republicans.
3
Scratch that, the whole Gawker network is done with the crowdfunding juggernaut.
4
Toby barked as we overtook a juggernaut full of God-knows-what going God-knows-where.
5
TO OUTSIDERS, metal is all about the leather trousers and juggernaut riffs.
1
Then ensued a battle royal for the next quarter of an hour.
2
He must have it out with Yasmini in one battle royal.
3
So, more of a domestic botch than an international battle royal.
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How they would have liked to see the finish of this battle royal!
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Time for my very first official match: a battle royal.
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How could he pass them before the circle of death was drawn?
2
Stephen Spaulding turns toward me, ready to complete his circle of death.
3
He pushed the stick gingerly forward, not wanting to tempt the 163-foot circle of death.
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And as more people arrive with no idea of what's going on inside, the circle of death will continue.
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They shall kiss away the black circle of death, and lay her down at the feet of the Lamb.
Usage of gotcha in English
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There was no gotcha moment, no big paid reveal I had planned.
2
I gotcha again. She nodded her head as if confirming her words.
3
They're the ones who sneaked up on us and shrieked 'We gotcha.'
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Of course, the piece de resistance is that gotcha Giuliani scene.
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And in any case, none of these gotcha moments amount to anything revelatory.
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They don't do gotcha calls or sketches and they don't do elaborate stunts.
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I gotcha good and hard now right where I wantcha an' ye won't-
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This was most likely a benign kind of 'gotcha' question.
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When asked gotcha questions of himself, Hewitt defers to history without being totally demure.
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These gotcha quizzes are the lowest form of political interrogation.
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There's one big gotcha to be aware of: You can't take pictures without printing.
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Worse: the left's embrace of gotcha hypersensitivity inevitably invites backlash.
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This was the hitch, the gotcha that Old Scratch always puts in his contracts.
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Junior even said what they'd said back then: "Dirty clothes, gotcha nose!"
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In presidential politics, very few questions should be considered "gotcha" questions.
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The left's embrace of gotcha hypersensitivity inevitably invites backlash.
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