Murders is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MURDERS in dictionary:

VERB:
• MURDER, to kill unlawfully with premeditated malice
• kill (someone) unlawfully and with premeditation
• punish severely or be very angry with
• conclusively defeat (an opponent) in a game or sport.
• spoil by lack of skill or knowledge
• consume (food or drink) greedily or with relish
NOUN:
• the unlawful premeditated killing of one human being by another
• a very difficult or unpleasant task or experience
• a group of crows

Words related to MURDERS

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How to use MURDERS in a sentence

• In this glen, not far from the cabin, two murders had been committed twenty years before.
• These judicial murders excited in the Netherlands an agitation without bounds.
• It was learned by the Commission that fifty-three murders occurred in the months of September and October in one tribe only, and not one of the culprits was brought to justice.
• The murders in Amritsar were not due to any private quarrel between the murderers and their victims.
• In fact, I shall now be obliged to leap over all murders, sacred and profane, as utterly unworthy of notice, until long after the Christian era.
• Immediately after the murders in the end of April, the savages crossed the frontier in small bands.
• The red tape here interposed and red handed murderers were saved, that more murders might be committed.
• It explains the delight in having everything represented actually on the stage, all murders, battles, duels.
• If your wife laughs at this precaution, suggest to her the number of murders that have been committed by means of chimneys.
• He was furious with me for daring to criticize the Serbian murders.
• The Montenegrin opinion of the Serajevo murders is corroborated by several facts.
• Murders, robberies, and crimes of all kinds were numerous.
• Nearly all the domestic murders occurring in the city are perpetrated in the tenement houses.
• The duke of Glocester was capable of committing the most bloody and treacherous murders with the utmost coolness and indifference.
• Accumulated murders were committed in the capital, and similar scenes occurred in the provinces.
• In the six months ending October, 1847, there were ninety-six murders, while the appalling number of one hundred and fifty-six attempts at assassination had been made.
• RAYMOND FORSDIK, of Chicago, states that twelve times more murders are committed in Chicago than in London.
• This makes it easier for men to kill and increases murders, which in turn increase hangings, which in turn increase murders, and so on, around the vicious circle.
• The murders in any American city average each year fifteen or twenty times as many as in an English or French city of the same size.
• He committed several murders, and robberies innumerable.
• The question of motive in such cases is generally a puzzling one, and in the commission of many murders the end to be gained, always inadequate, often remains obscure.
• The man was said, instead of being a cripple, to have been very active about the farms, and instrumental in some of the murders which had been committed.
• The recent murders of Christians in Armenia have made the Christians in Crete restless, and they are determined to make one more effort for freedom.

Similar words containing MURDER without suffix s

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