garroting (Meaning)

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

of Garrote

No weak antonyms found.

The assassin's stealthy approach allowed him to garrote the unsuspecting victim with lightning speed.
The brutal garroting left the victim with deep lacerations on their neck, resulting in a gruesome death.
The rebels used garroting as a silent and deadly method of eliminating enemy combatants.
The garroting of the political dissident sent shockwaves through the country, sparking outrage and condemnation.
The desperate soldier, trapped in the enemy's stronghold, resorted to garroting as a last resort.
The kidnappers threatened to garrote their hostage if their demands were not met.
The serial killer's modus operandi involved garroting his victims with a thin wire, leaving no visible marks.
The ancient practice of garroting was employed by some cultures as a form of capital punishment.
The police suspected that the murderer used a garrote to strangle the victim, based on the distinctive neck injuries.
The sound of a garrote being tightened sent chills down the spines of the prisoners, inducing a primal fear.

of Garrote

strangling, choking, suffocating,throttling,asphyxiating, stifling, smothering

restoring, reviving, reviving,restoring,resuscitating, resuscitating,

The assassin's stealthy approach allowed him to garrote the unsuspecting victim with lightning speed.

The brutal garroting left the victim with deep lacerations on their neck, resulting in a gruesome death.

The rebels used garroting as a silent and deadly method of eliminating enemy combatants.

The garroting of the political dissident sent shockwaves through the country, sparking outrage and condemnation.