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Meaning of bloodguilty
Wordnet
bloodguilty (s)
guilty of murder or bloodshed
Webster
bloodguilty (a.)
Guilty of murder or bloodshed.
bloodguilty Sentence Examples
- The jury found the defendant bloodguilty of the heinous crime, sentencing them to life imprisonment.
- In the eyes of the law, those who aid and abet criminal acts are considered bloodguilty and subject to prosecution.
- The leader of the rebellion was deemed bloodguilty for the deaths of innocent civilians caught in the crossfire.
- The soldier grappled with feelings of being bloodguilty after inadvertently causing harm to civilians during the conflict.
- In times of war, civilians are often caught in the middle, their lives lost due to the actions of bloodguilty aggressors.
- The war tribunal held the generals bloodguilty for war crimes committed under their command.
- The remorseful assassin admitted feeling bloodguilty for taking the life of an innocent bystander during the attempted hit.
- Despite his efforts to distance himself from the criminal organization, he couldn't shake off the feeling of being bloodguilty by association.
- The corrupt politician's actions left a trail of devastation, leaving him bloodguilty for the suffering of countless constituents.
- In cases of accidental manslaughter, individuals may still be deemed bloodguilty by the court for their role in the incident.
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guilty of murder or bloodshedGuilty of murder or bloodshed.
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The jury found the defendant bloodguilty of the heinous crime, sentencing them to life imprisonment.
In the eyes of the law, those who aid and abet criminal acts are considered bloodguilty and subject to prosecution.
The leader of the rebellion was deemed bloodguilty for the deaths of innocent civilians caught in the crossfire.
The soldier grappled with feelings of being bloodguilty after inadvertently causing harm to civilians during the conflict.
