bump off Sentence Examples
- The mafia planned to bump off their rival gang leader at midnight.
- He knew too much about the conspiracy, so they decided to bump him off before he could talk.
- The spy was instructed to bump off the double agent to maintain secrecy.
- The assassin was hired to bump off the politician during his morning jog.
- The crime boss ordered his henchmen to bump off anyone who dared to cross him.
- The villain's plan was to bump off the hero before he could foil his evil scheme.
- The hitman was known for his efficiency in bumping off his targets without leaving a trace.
- They attempted to bump off the witness to prevent them from testifying in court.
- The rival drug lord wanted to bump off his competition to gain control of the market.
- The heiress suspected that someone was trying to bump her off to inherit her fortune.
bump off Meaning
bump off (v)
kill intentionally and with premeditation
Synonyms & Antonyms of bump off
Synonyms:
- claim
- eradicate
- butcher
- shoot-down
- zap
- exterminate
- massacre
- wipe-out
- mow-down-
- annihilate
- croak
- blot-out
- fell
- smite
- eliminate
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
FAQs About the word bump off
kill intentionally and with premeditation
slay, murder, execute, take out, put away,assassinate,kill, dispatch, blow away, ice
revive, restore, revive, restore, raise,raise, resurrect, resuscitate, resuscitate,animate
The mafia planned to bump off their rival gang leader at midnight.
He knew too much about the conspiracy, so they decided to bump him off before he could talk.
The spy was instructed to bump off the double agent to maintain secrecy.
The assassin was hired to bump off the politician during his morning jog.
