decapitating (Meaning)

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decapitating (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Decapitate

The eagle swooped down, its talons aimed at decapitating the unsuspecting rabbit.
The assassin's precision aim resulted in a single bullet decapitating the target.
The sword's sharp edge sliced through the enemy's neck, nearly decapitating him in battle.
The treacherous waves crashed against the rocks, threatening to decapitate any sailors who dared venture too close.
The medieval torture device was designed for slowly decapitating its victims, causing immense suffering.
The trap was set with a mechanism capable of decapitating anyone who triggered it.
The serial killer's signature move was decapitating his victims and leaving their heads on public display.
The ancient guillotine was a brutal instrument used for swiftly decapitating condemned prisoners.
The roller coaster's sharp turns gave the illusion of decapitating riders as they zoomed through the twists and loops.
The martial artist demonstrated a deadly technique capable of decapitating opponents with a single strike.

of Decapitate

beheading,heading, guillotining, shortening,trimming, decollating,pruning, scalping

No antonyms found.

The eagle swooped down, its talons aimed at decapitating the unsuspecting rabbit.

The assassin's precision aim resulted in a single bullet decapitating the target.

The sword's sharp edge sliced through the enemy's neck, nearly decapitating him in battle.

The treacherous waves crashed against the rocks, threatening to decapitate any sailors who dared venture too close.