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Meanings of slaughters in English
Incident where some group is killed by another.
Usage of slaughters in English
1
Murders at the top are usually followed by slaughters of everyday people.
2
Smithfield owns most of the hogs it slaughters along with processing plants.
3
Will not all the burnings and slaughters of the saints appease Thee?
4
Everyone in New York now knew the horrible story of the slaughters.
5
The slaughters that occurred in the story had actually taken place.
6
The near-impossibility of considering any political action to stem such slaughters is not.
7
Maybe you can, but the end-result is that Wilbur Zilch slaughters Oscar Hossenpfeiffer.
8
The tiger, for filling one stomach of his, slaughters many animals.
9
But to be so tortured by a woman, who slaughters you with indifference!
10
Hubei slaughters about 500 million birds each year and is an important egg producer.
11
But the exhaustion of ceaseless slaughters and ceaseless famines had practically terminated the struggle.
12
But then Philippoussis slaughters down five booming, spiteful first serves in row to hold.
13
The Romany looks on the Bushman as a dog, and slaughters him as such.
14
And now great calamities and slaughters came on the Jews.
15
He began this series of slaughters with Gaius Appius Silanus.
16
The violence is intensifying, with reports of civilian slaughters at the hands of the government.
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