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Meanings of assassin in inglés
Live-action game.
Related terms
A murderer (especially one who kills a prominent political figure) who kills by a surprise attack and often is hired to do the deed.
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Examples for "bravo"
Examples for "bravo"
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Then it dawned upon the bravo that a swordsman stood before him.
2
What I said was unpleasant, but the bravo knew it was true.
3
This is a character which art might appropriate, even to a bravo.
4
The active policy remains-say, assassination by the knife of a hired bravo?
5
Captain, scan along our route to the Bravo jump point is clear.
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I wish they would let me get my hands on the assassinator.
2
Damien, the attempted assassinator of Louis XV.
3
"Mrs. Gettridge is a social assassinator belongs to a regular Mafia of mischief-makers and old cats-youknow you used to care once."
Usage of assassin in inglés
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The assassin and getaway driver remain at-large, according to law enforcement officials.
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It doesn't matter if President Abraham Lincoln's assassin actually uttered these words.
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The mother trembled; the name of the assassin flashed through her mind.
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The assassin prowled the bedroom level of the house, exploring every room.
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I know too that you've not the heart of a common assassin.
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That didn't rule out any number of other flavors of assassin, though.
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And was a second assassin lurking in the marshes, waiting to attack?
8
On the following day the assassin was captured in a neighboring village.
9
Hadn't the duke given her enough bloodbane to seriously impair the assassin?
10
Stratton could hear the assassin opening side doors and searching other storerooms.
11
The great sin of the father has made the son an assassin.
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You have asked me if I know the name of the assassin.
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A terrible apathy made him indifferent to the knife of the assassin.
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His retributive death was by the hand of an assassin in 1488.
15
The exact sum found on the assassin's body, at the designated time.
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It was clear the little Fenring assassin meant to dispatch her quickly.
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Translations for assassin
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Assassin through the time
Assassin across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Less common