massacre
હત્યાકાંડ
definition
verb
In retaliation to killings of northerners in the South, the military rulers massacred thousands of southerners and many were brutally tortured.
deliberately and violently kill (a large number of people).
noun
the attack was described as a cold-blooded massacre
an indiscriminate and brutal slaughter of people.
translation of 'massacre'
સામૂહિક હત્યા,
હત્યાકાંડ,
કત્લેઆમ
verb
કતલ કરવી
noun
કતલ
example
I thought that I had seen one tiny corner of an indiscriminate 'massacre' of students and intellectuals, a bloodbath.
The only definitions at all relevant to the present debate appear to be a slaughter or 'massacre' , or mass murder of people in a specific group.
It became clear to us that we were witnessing the aftermath of a 'massacre' , the cold-blooded butchery of helpless and defenceless civilians.
Their reluctance can only multiply manifold after Sunday night's brutal 'massacre' .
We discovered in the 'massacre' at Macclesfield that all teams can look poor going backwards, and Longton were certainly no exception.
The chopper pilot, however, did not report the 'massacre' .
she says he is an accomplice to 'massacre'
It was a 'massacre' . When a team wins 38-14, on the road, without forcing a single defensive turnover, you know it has been a one-sided game.
It was a 'massacre' and a stunning reversal of fortune for a guy who was widely doubted as a big-game quarterback.
It was a 'massacre' with not a single point scored by the Bulldogs.
the attack was described as a cold-blooded 'massacre'
the 25,000 ecstatic fans that packed into Coruna's shabby Riazor Stadium witnessed a 'massacre'
It was a 'massacre' .. Australia smashed England out of the park in the batting and then took the major wickets in short order.
He'll meet privately with the families of the people killed in that 'massacre' .
Eight to ten millions of soldiers will 'massacre' one another and in so doing devour the whole of Europe until they have stripped it barer than any swarm of locusts has ever done.
We would 'massacre' their cities, killing woman and children, and they would do the same.
Official reports on the 'massacre' were never released, and just two policemen were charged.
But it could all end right here, right now for him - in a brutal 'massacre' .
According to the report, the 'massacre' occurred after the guerrillas had tried to force the workers to stage a strike against the company.
Both are wanted by the UN war crimes tribunal at The Hague for their alleged roles in the 'massacre' and other war crimes.
Surprise was the key element, but a brutal 'massacre' was not needed.
Thus it is not generally known that several thousand citizens have been 'massacred' along the northern rim of the country the past 17 years.
Then the army moved in, destroying the town and 'massacring' hundreds of people, in response to the killing of 12 policemen the previous month.
But it also saw a continuation of nationalist wars in which hundreds of thousands of people were wantonly 'massacred' in just about every corner of the globe.
Yesterday, however, the triple Olympic champion turned up at the start of the women's time-trial and 'massacred' the opposition to retain the second of her titles.
Days pass, thousands more are 'massacred' , and we go on with our lives.
Teams as talented as Penn State only get 'massacred' on a regular basis if they quit playing hard, and they only quit playing hard if they no longer fear their coach.
They knew him, and they hated him as his soldiers 'massacred' their people.
After being given traditional Highland hospitality the soldiers turned on and 'massacred' some 40 of their hosts, and many of those who escaped soon died in winter storms.
No, they were 'massacred' in their own places most brutally.
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