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Meanings of horrible deaths in English

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Usage of horrible deaths in English
1
That we'd all die horrible deaths if we go back.
The Scorch Trials
2
Society is getting better at facing the fact that many people at present suffer horrible deaths.
The Guardian
3
Within a few weeks the virus took a deadly toll, causing horrible deaths from internal hemorrhaging.
Skeptics and true believers: the exhilarating connection between...
4
Fine, she wouldn't mind if Kaltain and Perrington met horrible deaths, but Dorian would be there.
Throne of Glass
5
In the end, they would die horrible deaths.
Servant of a dark god
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And two horrible deaths out of it.
Report for Murder
7
Or do we say that the martyrs who died horrible deaths rather than deny their faith were wrong?
The Irish Times
8
All who have entered The Circle have died horrible deaths for the energy is unlike anything in Vrin.
Vrin: ten mortal gods
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Cloning indeed causes genetic alterations: the extraordinary rates of early and horrible deaths among cloned animals testify graphically to that.
Wired
10
If you fail to make these calls, now I know your name, and you and your family will suffer horrible deaths.
Man in the Middle
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Patricians and plebs, senators and slaves, had died horrible deaths because the Cæsar had demanded and they had merely thought to disobey.
"Unto Caesar"
12
Did she really think she could condemn more women to horrible deaths just so her daughter could have a nice June wedding?
Full dark, no stars
13
Harris quietly despised the people he took so much trouble to charm and could not wait to see them all die horrible deaths.
The Guardian
14
When they start to die horrible deaths at the hands of the man later identified as Freddy Kruger, a horrible secret is revealed.
Reuters
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The persecution of the Emperor Decius was one of the worst of all, for the heathen grew more ingenious by practice in inventing horrible deaths.
The Chosen People: A Compendium of Sacred and Church History for...
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There are a myriad of stories behind each of those horrible deaths; Niamh Boyce's gripping new novel is a reimagining of just one of them.
The Irish Times
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