bloodless (Meaning)
bloodless (s)
destitute of blood or apparently so
without vigor or zest or energy
devoid of human emotion or feeling
anemic looking from illness or emotion
bloodless (a)
free from blood or bloodshed
bloodless (a.)
Destitute of blood, or apparently so; as, bloodless cheeks; lifeless; dead.
Not attended with shedding of blood, or slaughter; as, a bloodless victory.
Without spirit or activity.
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bloodless Sentence Examples
- The bloodless corpse lay on the cold autopsy table, a stark reminder of the violence that had occurred.
- Her face was pale and bloodless, drained of color by the shock of the accident.
- The negotiations ended in a bloodless resolution, avoiding the need for further conflict.
- Despite the intense battle, his victory was remarkably bloodless, with minimal casualties on either side.
- The surgeon's skilled hands performed a near-bloodless operation, minimizing the patient's risk of complications.
- The vampire's victims were left bloodless, their life force drained by the creature of the night.
- The political maneuvering resulted in a bloodless coup, overthrowing the dictator without the need for violence.
- His execution was swift and bloodless, carried out with clinical precision.
- The detective solved the case through a series of bloodless deductions, relying on logic rather than brute force.
- The invasion was surprisingly bloodless, with the enemy surrendering before a single shot was fired.
FAQs About the word bloodless
destitute of blood or apparently so, free from blood or bloodshed, without vigor or zest or energy, devoid of human emotion or feeling, anemic looking from illn
cold-blooded, heartless, clammy, brittle, soulless, antiseptic, uncaring, icy, frozen, glacial
genial, sympathetic, cordial, hearty, sympathetic, happy, hearty, genial, friendly, warm
The bloodless corpse lay on the cold autopsy table, a stark reminder of the violence that had occurred.
Her face was pale and bloodless, drained of color by the shock of the accident.
The negotiations ended in a bloodless resolution, avoiding the need for further conflict.
Despite the intense battle, his victory was remarkably bloodless, with minimal casualties on either side.
