Blood and Regicide

Blood

Blood noun - The intentional and unlawful taking of another person's life.
Usage example: blood will always have blood, and so the killing never ends

Regicide and blood are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Regicide" instead a noun "Blood".

Regicide

Regicide noun - The act of killing a king.
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Synonyms for Regicide

Blood and regicide are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Blood" instead a noun "Regicide".

Both words in one sentence

  • Thicker Than Water In A Song of Ice and Fire, it's notable that being a blood-relative is just about the only way you can rely on loyalty from anyone, as "kinslaying" is seen as the worst crime there is (even above regicide and betrayals of Sacred Hospitality).
  • The Caligula Duke Felmet, also of Lancre, might have been stable before he gained the throne through regicide, but afterwards he would regularly try to remove the blood from his hands via sandpaper or cheese grater and be surprised that this only generated more.
    Source: The Caligula
  • Arson, Murder, and Jaywalking: A confession that Grin's henchmen try to get Nikol to sign lists her crimes as "murder, treason, regicide, littering..." Badass Grandpa: Black Blood Blackadder is old and sick, yet still fearsome in a fight.
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