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Meanings of slay in English
Usage of slay in English
1
The people of the city came out in order to slay me.
2
For it is the duty of the priest to slay the victim.
3
This is to slay evil; the other is to make it multiply.
4
And where we had thought to slay another, we shall slay ourselves.
5
David did not quite slay Goliath, but he made him see stars.
6
This one will, in the midst of many kings, slay the Kurus.
7
Of all animals the wolf is the shyest and hardest to slay.
8
Resolutely the old man walks into the closet to slay the doll.
9
Even though passion slay me, I shall drive love from my soul.
10
In my judgment, therefore, it will be well to slay the brute.
11
Weep with me; beseech thy father that he slay not thy sister.
12
This Empress meant to slay her pain by working herself to exhaustion.
13
I said I feared it would slay any child in any country.
14
Either Shalya will slay me in battle or I will slay him.
15
The warrior will slay of his enemies all his spear can reach.
16
And Dhananjaya continued to slay well-decked horsemen and foot-soldiers of the foe.
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Translations for slay
Portuguese
Slay through the time
Slay across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common