hitman (Meaning)

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hitman (n)

a professional killer who uses a gun

The infamous hitman, known as "The Shadow," struck with deadly precision, eliminating his target without hesitation.
The police intensified their search for the elusive hitman who had vanished without a trace after carrying out his assignment.
The hitman's cold, unwavering gaze sent shivers down the spines of his victims, instilling an overwhelming sense of dread.
The government hired a top-notch hitman to neutralize a dangerous arms dealer who posed a threat to national security.
Rumors spread like wildfire that a renowned hitman had been hired to take out a high-profile political figure.
The hitman operated under a shroud of secrecy, using advanced tactics and sophisticated weaponry to evade detection.
The victim stumbled and fell, realizing too late that the hitman had already fired the fatal shot.
The hitman's shadowy presence haunted the streets, leaving a trail of broken lives and shattered dreams in his wake.
The target was unaware of the deadly threat lurking in the shadows, until the hitman struck with swift and merciless efficiency.
The police launched an extensive investigation to apprehend the elusive hitman, but the search proved to be a relentless game of cat and mouse.

a professional killer who uses a gun

murderer, assassin,torpedo, slayer, cutthroat, bravo, homicide, manslayer, massacrer, butcher

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The infamous hitman, known as "The Shadow," struck with deadly precision, eliminating his target without hesitation.

The police intensified their search for the elusive hitman who had vanished without a trace after carrying out his assignment.

The hitman's cold, unwavering gaze sent shivers down the spines of his victims, instilling an overwhelming sense of dread.

The government hired a top-notch hitman to neutralize a dangerous arms dealer who posed a threat to national security.