Bloody
Bloody adjective - Smeared or stained with blood.
Heavy and bloody are semantically related. in hard-fought topic. In some cases you can use "Heavy" instead an adjective "Bloody".
Both words in one sentence
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Girl with Psycho Weapon: Heidi, who takes the heavy machine gun she was going to kill herself with and goes on a bloody massacre.
Source: Film / Meet the Feebles - Powder Keg Crowd: Several examples of this in Nightbringer, where heavy handed policing by the Adeptus Arbites results in bloody and violent rioting.
Source: Literature / Ultramarines - Despite both combatants wearing heavy armor, they both have no trouble slashing or stabbing through it with Mongolian Sabers to leave horrid bloody wounds through the armor.
Source: Series / Marco Polo
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