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Comparative
more sanguinary
Superlative
most sanguinary
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(of a person) involved in or eager for bloodshed or violence
- The sanguinary leader ordered relentless attacks on the enemy without mercy.
- The sanguinary warrior showed no hesitation in engaging in brutal combat.
- The history books depicted the king as a sanguinary figure, notorious for his cruelty.
- The general's sanguinary nature contributed to his ruthless tactics in battle.
Synonyms:
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involving or characterized by bloodshed and extreme violence
- The sanguinary battle was one of the bloodiest conflicts in the region’s history.
- The novel's sanguinary scenes depicted the brutal realities of ancient warfare.
- The dictator’s reign was marked by sanguinary tactics aimed at suppressing opposition.
- The sanguinary nature of the rebellion left a trail of devastation across the countryside.
- The movie’s depiction of the siege was noted for its sanguinary realism and intense violence.