Homicide is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HOMICIDE in dictionary:

VERB:
• The killing of one human being by another.
• One who kills another; a manslayer.
NOUN:
• the killing of one person by another
• the police department that deals with the crime of murder
• a murderer.
• killing of a human being
• the killing of a human being by another human being

Words related to HOMICIDE

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Words that contain HOMICIDE

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How to use HOMICIDE in a sentence

• Indeed, had Colonel Musgrave proclaimed his intention of setting up in life as an assassin, Patricia would readily have asserted homicide to be the most praiseworthy of vocations.
• The circuit court has jurisdiction of a homicide committed by one soldier upon another within a military reservation of the United States.
• And a few days later the climax was appropriately capped when still another attendant perpetrated an outrage which a sane man would have resented to the point of homicide.
• We could not go to a mosque or the museum without finding them lying in wait for us, until we became so exasperated that homicide would have been justifiable.
• At the time of the homicide I was out of town and knew nothing of the shooting until late that night.
• Yet the pivot of the whole, as often in more extensive schemes of homicide, is to be found in the reckless daring and utter disregard of personal safety manifested throughout.
• Adam belonged to an important Lancashire family, which had long stood in close relations to Wales, and had committed a homicide for which he despaired of pardon.
• Outlawed from his native city for a homicide, Lodovico adopted the profession of arms and the management of secret diplomacy.
• If criminality could be engraved on a graduated scale, their deaths ought in general to be written down at some intermediate point between accidental homicide and wilful murder.
• George Wicel, who had fallen away from the evangelical faith, accused Luther of having a homicide for a father.
• A homicide would not have been allowed to settle at Mansfeld, much less to govern the town.
• He is quite sincere in his prosecution of his father, who has accidentally been guilty of homicide, and is not wholly free from blame.
• The first was termed the Great Law, and had respect to murder and homicide.
• It was otherwise when a man was taxed with homicide by the voice of public fame.
• If the case were not one of homicide or assassination, knights fought on horseback and in armour, with the same consequences to the vanquished.
• But a homicide who flew to this remedy was not very safe.
• Wounds inflicted by firearms may be due to accident, homicide, or suicide.
• If a revolver is found tightly grasped in the hand it is probably a case of suicide, whilst if it lies lightly in the hand it may be suicide or homicide.
• For instance, suppose a defendant charged with homicide offers to prove certain facts which as he claims justify the killing.
• Entrance to the Temples was forbidden to all who had committed homicide, even if it were involuntary.
• Still, in measuring the character of the offender, in determining his possibilities as a useful citizen, homicide is probably one of the lesser crimes.
• Doubtless no sort of treatment will ever entirely get rid of homicide.
• The seriousness of a homicide is likely to make it impossible that the same man shall ever kill again.
• The matter was investigated before the senate, and Liberius was acquitted, as being only guilty of justifiable homicide in self-defence.
• I should be pleased to hear from other victims of this practice suggesting any practical relief short of homicide.
• Upon the verdict of the jury, the coroner may commit to prison, to await trial, any person found guilty of homicide.
• It was the most cold-blooded homicide that had ever been known in that section of the country.
• Verdict, Homicide in furtherance of public justice.
• The same remark holds good in relation to all offences against the person, with the exception of homicide.
• There were dark corners so suggestive of homicide that one could hardly think that any one with an Oriental disposition could resist the temptation.

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