Murder meaning in English
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Definition
to murder: to kill, to assassinate, to take someone's life
a murder: a killing, a homicide, an assassination
a murderer: a killer, an assassin
Examples
- "If you're in this office right now, you're a suspect for the murder of Bruno's dog!"
- "You got off to a slow start, but you finished up strong... especially when you confessed to murder."
- "The principle reason for my resignation is my fear of being murdered."
- "They'll murder me on the court!"
- "There's been a... a... a murder!"
- "Brian : Sensei, we're colleagues of Icarus Quincy, the man who murdered one of your karate students."
- "If you're in this office right now, you're a suspect for the murder of Bruno's dog, Stink Delavigne!"
- "Inga : I think maybe you have been murdering them secretly."
- "Who's been murdered?"
- "On the charges of murder, prostitution, bootlegging liquor, and... public nudity, you have been... acquitted!"
- "Lucie : A murder!"
- "I've rounded up all the potential murder suspects there for interrogation!"
- "The rumor that you're going to be murdered."
- "You each had the opportunity - and motive - to kill Stink... but now I'm going to tell you exactly who committed the terrible crime of doggy murder!"
- "You will not murder me so easily."
- "I must find this murderer, before he finds me."
- "You think I've been murdering my au pairs!"
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