Bloodshed
Pronunciation: /ˈblʌdˌʃɛd/
Bloodshed (noun)
- Killing people in large numbers, especially during fighting or war, where much blood is spilled.
- Serious violence that causes injury or death, described in a serious and often critical way.
Examples
- The conflict brought violent killings and endless bloodshed.
- Violent killings often start when people refuse to negotiate.