Bloody
Fell
Fell adjective - Likely to cause or capable of causing death.
Usage example: planning in the event that the enemy resorted to biological warfare and released some fell virus on the civilian population
Bloody and fell are semantically related in cruel topic. Sometimes you can use "Bloody" instead an adjective "Fell".
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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Idiot Ball: Luke and Dani think Kiro's dead because he fell in the water fighting an enemy, the water got bloody, and he never came up, and he's a fish man!
Source: Comic Book / Marvel Star Wars -
As a result of this localized Time Crash, the island is covered with the corpses of elves who fell during the ancient war against Chaos, their millennia-old bodies just as bloody as the day they fell.
Source: Corpse Land -
He came back from the extremely bloody Second Boer War, threw the medals he earned into the trash, and fell into the nearest bottle.
Source: Literature / War Horse
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