Behead and Kill

Behead

Behead verb - Cut the head of.

Usage example: the French King was beheaded during the Revolution

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Kill and behead are semantically related in decapitate topic. In some cases you can use "Kill" instead a verb "Behead", when it comes to topics like execute.

Nearby Word: beheading

Kill

Kill verb - To deprive of life.

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Antonyms for Kill

Behead and kill are semantically related in decapitate topic. You can use "Behead" instead a verb "Kill".

Nearby Words: killing, killed, killer

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Common collocations

friend	behead friend	kill friend
man	behead man	kill man
people	behead people	kill people
wife	behead wife	kill wife
Other words: men, someone, victim, monster, king, dog, dragon, brother, target, anyone, player, enemy, daughter, enemies, zombies.

Both words in one sentence

After you kill her, you come after Pelham and he tries shooting you, it doesn't work and you behead him.

Source: Implacable Man
Mercy Kill: Alraune Queen's reason to behead his partner Minotaur Gordon after the latter's defeat.

Source: Manga / Saint Seiya: The Lost Canvas
The first time, Kanwulf survived because Duncan wasn't yet aware that he needed to behead an Immortal to kill him for good.

Source: You Killed My Father

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