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Meanings of great carnage in English
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Usage of great carnage in English
1
Why, I did great carnage there and won a dozen ransoms.
2
Tell him what has occurred, this great carnage of the Vrishnis.
3
Fierce as the Destroyer himself, he caused a great carnage in the nocturnal battle.
4
These encountered the army of Vishvamitra and began to cause a great carnage everywhere.
5
The battle was fought with great carnage on both sides.
6
Wednesday's militant attack that killed at least 80 people left scenes of particularly great carnage.
7
At that time a great carnage occurred of men and cars and steeds and elephants.
8
But the great carnage was once a year, when the poll-tax was paid by his subjects.
9
A great carnage is being made (by that warrior) of steeds and car-warriors and elephants.
10
He caused, O sire, a great carnage among the Srinjayas, the Pancalas, the Kekayas, and the Videhas.
11
Rendered awful by incessant strokes of the sword, it was fraught with a great carnage of Kshatriyas.
12
After a sharp conflict, the French were broken, routed, and pursued through the woods, with great carnage.
13
This great carnage of the Yadus has been beheld by me even as ones of Kuru's race.
14
Here, however, was great carnage, each making every effort to possess and hold so advantageous a position.
15
King Sweyn came first into the fray, but after a stubborn fight was driven off with great carnage.
16
Thus occurred that great carnage, making the hair stand on end, in consequence, O king, of thy evil policy!
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