Bloodthirsty is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BLOODTHIRSTY in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• eager for bloodshed
• having or showing a desire to kill and maim
• (of a story or film) containing or depicting much violence
• Eager to shed blood; cruel; sanguinary; murderous.
• marked by eagerness to resort to violence and bloodshed
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• eager for or marked by the shedding of blood, violence, or killing

Words related to BLOODTHIRSTY

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How to use BLOODTHIRSTY in a sentence

• That we are not set free from love of living is shown by what Matthew Arnold called a bloodthirsty clinging to life at a moment of crisis.
• The spirit of this warlike, blood-thirsty age is most clearly formulated in the book of Esther.
• Fort Frederick at the mouth of the river had been surrounded by blood-thirsty savages, who had threatened them with fire and murder if they did not abandon the place.
• For the bloodthirsty Turks and the even more cruel and wilder Kurds of the mountains were marching on the land.
• We paused a moment upon the threshold, and then passed up a flight of stairs and entered the room where Marat used to write so many of his blood-thirsty articles.
• The very instant it struck, the bloodthirsty monster fell dead.
• The child proved to be a source of annoyance to the blood-thirsty savages, and its angel spirit was released from earth by their cruel ferocity.
• I do not think any of us are bloodthirsty or desirous of either glory or advancement, but we have the wish to justify our existence.
• Jack was feeling better and was quite amiable, and inclined to regret his bloodthirsty language of the night before.
• His friend, Frederick, followed him to death, nor was the bloodthirsty Charles satisfied until almost every Ghibelline in his hands had fallen by the hand of the executioner.
• A ride to Corps Headquarters was only dangerous because of the innumerable and bloodthirsty sentries surrounding that stronghold.
• This is a remarkable inclination of all these Indians, for they are all bloodthirsty.
• I clapped my hands with glee, but an old woman by the road-side said that it was a shame to take out that innocent babe on such bloodthirsty work.
• The oaths of the members were again and again revised, becoming more relentless and blood-thirsty, just as every concession was made to Roman Catholic demands.
• The name of this bloodthirsty pirate will go down to fame as well as notoriety by his habit of combining piracy with strict Church discipline.
• They are as bloodthirsty as the wild boars of the Black Forest of Germany, and will sometimes actually tear down a tree up which an enemy has escaped, that they may kill him.
• They had at last eluded the pursuit of the blood-thirsty little Kachins.
• I know his blood-thirsty disposition, and he brings an army with him.
• Oddly enough, the most bloodthirsty were the banker and the professor.
• For a time the outlaws were driven from the country, but the bloodthirsty chief himself could not be captured.
• If one can judge thus early by what one has heard and seen for oneself, this verdict is a personal disappointment to the always bloodthirsty man in the street.
• With the rush from all lands to California for the coveted gold came the lawless and the blood-thirsty.
• No such hope was in his heart when, forty years before, he hid in the woods from a bloodthirsty enemy.
• Bloodthirsty pamphlets in numbers, are listed by Nippold.

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