garrotte (Meaning)
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garrotte (n)
an instrument of execution for execution by strangulation
Wordnet
garrotte (v)
strangle with an iron collar
Synonyms & Antonyms of garrotte
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garrotte Sentence Examples
- The assassin silently slipped out the garrotte from under his cloak.
- The victim was found with a garrotte tightly wound around his neck.
- The soldiers used a garrotte to swiftly execute the traitor.
- The garrotte was the preferred method of execution in 19th-century Spain.
- The garrotte tightened mercilessly, strangling the man to death.
- The police suspected the use of a garrotte in the woman's unexplained demise.
- The executioner skillfully applied the garrotte, ending the criminal's life instantly.
- The garrotte became a symbol of fear and intimidation during ancient times.
- The prisoner's hands were bound, and the garrotte was placed around his throat.
- The garrotte served as a swift and gruesome end for those convicted of serious crimes.
FAQs About the word garrotte
an instrument of execution for execution by strangulation, strangle with an iron collar
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The assassin silently slipped out the garrotte from under his cloak.
The victim was found with a garrotte tightly wound around his neck.
The soldiers used a garrotte to swiftly execute the traitor.
The garrotte was the preferred method of execution in 19th-century Spain.
