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bloody

[bluhd-ee] / ˈblʌd i /


ADJECTIVE
(used as intensifier)
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Thailand's political history is replete with military coups, bloody street protests and judicial bans on prime ministers and parties.

From Barron's

John Woodall learned his trade as a ship’s surgeon when England’s navy fought bitter and bloody wars with her neighbors.

From The Wall Street Journal

Lush romanticism, bloody action and a certain winking distance from the material keep Mr. Besson’s picture vivid if not quite compelling.

From The Wall Street Journal

Merz is visiting Riyadh, Doha and Abu Dhabi at a time of high political tensions centred on Iran after it launched a bloody crackdown on demonstrators.

From Barron's

The story by William Golding, about young boys stranded on an island who descend into bloody chaos, left a "profound scar" on Thorne and, years later, he's adapting it into a four-part BBC series.

From BBC