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Meanings of shed blood in English
Synonyms
Examples for "bleed"
Examples for "bleed"
1
But the doctors couldn't work out the source of the internal bleed.
2
And the people bleed; yes, it is always the people who bleed.
3
You'll answer my questions, and the sincerity better bleed from your pores.
4
Arteries divided in the substance of a muscle also sometimes bleed unduly.
5
At first they bleed and burn; then they flow soft and cool.
1
However, the therapy increases the risk of hemorrhage during the surgical procedures.
2
Rationale: The efficient resolution of tissue hemorrhage is an important homeostatic function.
3
Without such comparative imaging, the risk of hemorrhage is high, he said.
4
In three of these patients, the course was complicated by digestive hemorrhage.
5
Conclusion: PCV accounts for the largest proportion of submacular hemorrhage in Koreans.
Usage of shed blood in English
1
But you will shed blood if you join battle with the Bacchæ.
2
For their feet run to evil, and make haste to shed blood.
3
He has shed blood, but there was none to give him instruction.
4
The ground beneath the grunting, scrabbling mass became glutinous with shed blood.
5
The price paid was exorbitant-theshed blood of God's Son, Jesus Christ.
6
This means of approach is set forth in the shed blood.
7
I will shed blood to avenge them; that is befitting a Danish girl.
8
Women simply no longer need to shed blood if they don't want to.
9
I do not like to shed blood without a good reason for it.
10
Muhammad more than all men loves to bestow gifts and to shed blood.
11
Hating bloodshed, she prevented it by being ever ready to shed blood herself.
12
I like to shed blood, but only when I run no risk myself.
13
I am a fool, perhaps, but I have a reluctance to shed blood.
14
Medical men were all clerks, clerici, and as such forbidden to shed blood.
15
Ferdinand, it seems, hesitated to shed blood, but his confessor quelled his scruples.
16
Thinking, too, of Him, through whose shed blood she had found admittance there.
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Shed blood through the time
Shed blood across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common