Blood-soaked
Hellish and blood-soaked are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Hellish" instead an adjective phrase "Blood-soaked".
Hellish
Hellish adjective - Extremely evil or cruel; expressive of cruelty or befitting hell.
Blood-soaked and hellish are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Blood-soaked" instead an adjective "Hellish".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- strenuous and blood-soaked
- strenuous and hellish
- unpleasant and blood-soaked
- unpleasant and hellish
- brutal and blood-soaked
- brutal and hellish
- savage and blood-soaked
- savage and hellish
- horrible and blood-soaked
- horrible and hellish
- cruel and blood-soaked
- cruel and hellish
- ferocious and blood-soaked
- ferocious and hellish
Both words in one sentence
- The "Christmas Truce" from the first World War must surely qualify — in the middle of the most blood-soaked, hopeless and futile conflict imaginable, both sides started decorating their hellish, rat-infested trenches with candles and Christmas trees.
Source: Christmas Miracle
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