Crime and Gore

Crime

Crime noun - Activities that are in violation of the laws of the state.

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Gore and crime are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Gore" instead a noun "Crime".

Nearby Words: criminal, criminally

Gore noun - Coagulated blood from a wound.

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Crime and gore are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Crime" instead a noun "Gore".

Nearby Words: gory, gored, goring

similar	similar crime	similar gore
original	original crime	original gore
brutal	brutal crime	brutal gore
actual	actual crime	actual gore
Other adjectives: real, rampant, serious, little, less.

Not So Stoic: As cynical as some of the law students may seem, quite a few look shocked and horrified when Annalise starts showing them photos of a real crime scene, complete with photos of the murder victim (who was stabbed to death, leaving a lot of blood and gore), without any warning whatsoever.

Source: Series / How to Get Away with Murder
In one episode of Face/Off the contestants had to mix up Kensington Gore and create a crime scene that was then critiqued by an actual retired homicide detective.

Source: Kensington Gore
The alternate present is depicted as a dream world where crime and pollution are nonexistent, Gore hunted down and killed Osama bin Laden with his own bare hands, and several prominent Republicans like Dick Cheney were killed in a hunting accident.

Source: Mary Suetopia

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