sanguineless (Meaning)
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sanguineless (a.)
Destitute of blood; pale.
Synonyms & Antonyms of sanguineless
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sanguineless Sentence Examples
- The sanguineless wound gaped open, a stark reminder of the brutality of the attack.
- The surgery concluded without a single drop of blood, leaving the patient remarkably sanguineless.
- The ancient ritual called for a sanguineless sacrifice, where no living creature was harmed.
- The assassin's blade was honed to perfection, slicing through flesh with sanguineless precision.
- The victim's face was devoid of color, its once-healthy complexion now sanguineless.
- The sanguineless pallor of the sick child worried the parents immensely.
- The battle raged on, but the casualties were surprisingly sanguineless, owing to the lack of heavy weaponry.
- The vampire's gaze was predatory, its eyes gleaming with an insatiable desire for sanguineless sustenance.
- The sanguineless drought had parched the land, leaving it barren and lifeless.
- The forensic pathologist's sanguineless scalpel carefully dissected the victim's body, revealing the secrets of their untimely demise.
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Destitute of blood; pale.
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The sanguineless wound gaped open, a stark reminder of the brutality of the attack.
The surgery concluded without a single drop of blood, leaving the patient remarkably sanguineless.
The ancient ritual called for a sanguineless sacrifice, where no living creature was harmed.
The assassin's blade was honed to perfection, slicing through flesh with sanguineless precision.
