enecate Antonyms
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Meaning of enecate
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enecate (v. t.)
To kill off; to destroy.
enecate Sentence Examples
- The vengeful pharaoh enecated all those who dared to oppose his iron-fisted rule.
- The invading army's merciless enecation of the village left no survivors, a chilling testament to their brutality.
- The vile poison enecated the unfortunate victim within a matter of hours, a grim reminder of the fragility of life.
- The ruthless dictator's reign of terror included the enecation of countless innocent civilians, a heinous act that sparked international outrage.
- The enecation of the sacred animal was considered a grave sin, punishable by severe consequences in the eyes of the gods.
- The assassin's cunning plan involved the enecation of the king during a royal ball, a plot that would forever alter the course of history.
- The fatal duel between the two rivals resulted in the enecation of one, leaving the other to grapple with the guilt and consequences of his actions.
- The rabid dog's enecation of the helpless child sent shockwaves through the community, prompting calls for stricter animal control measures.
- The deliberate enecation of endangered species for their fur, ivory, or other body parts fueled a thriving black market, driving them to the brink of extinction.
- The enecation of the protagonist in the play served as a catalyst for the unraveling of the plot, leading to a tragic and thought-provoking conclusion.
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To kill off; to destroy.
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The vengeful pharaoh enecated all those who dared to oppose his iron-fisted rule.
The invading army's merciless enecation of the village left no survivors, a chilling testament to their brutality.
The vile poison enecated the unfortunate victim within a matter of hours, a grim reminder of the fragility of life.
The ruthless dictator's reign of terror included the enecation of countless innocent civilians, a heinous act that sparked international outrage.
