death warrant (Meaning)
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death warrant (n)
a warrant to execute the death sentence
Synonyms & Antonyms of death warrant
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death warrant Sentence Examples
- The dictator signed the dissident's death warrant, sealing their fate.
- In medieval times, a monarch's decree could serve as a death warrant for those deemed traitorous.
- The jury's guilty verdict effectively acted as a death warrant for the convicted murderer.
- The assassin received a death warrant from their clandestine organization, specifying their target.
- In times of war, soldiers may unknowingly carry a death warrant with each mission they undertake.
- With the stroke of a pen, the king issued a death warrant for the rebel leader, sparking unrest among the populace.
- The mob boss issued a death warrant for anyone who dared to betray the organization's secrets.
- The rebel faction circulated death warrants for key government officials, escalating the conflict.
- The spy discovered a coded message indicating a pending death warrant against a high-ranking diplomat.
- The discovery of a signed death warrant in the dictator's archives provided evidence of his brutal regime's atrocities.
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a warrant to execute the death sentence
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The dictator signed the dissident's death warrant, sealing their fate.
In medieval times, a monarch's decree could serve as a death warrant for those deemed traitorous.
The jury's guilty verdict effectively acted as a death warrant for the convicted murderer.
The assassin received a death warrant from their clandestine organization, specifying their target.
