Fire
Fire verb - To cause (a projectile) to be driven forward with force.
Murder
Murder verb - To put to death deliberately.
How words are described
| pure | pure fire | pure murder |
| original | original fire | original murder |
| actual | actual fire | actual murder |
| real | real fire | real murder |
| Other adjectives: blue, false, black, novel, new, final, accidental, mysterious, random, double. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- Lana Skye also comes off like this when she actually tries to confess to murder and fire you from your position as her attorney, but she has a decent reason because she thought the continued defense would implicate her sister Ema.
Source: Ungrateful Bastard -
Murder by Inaction: Cruz in season 1, leaves a victim to die in a fire, the "victim" being the boss of his brother's gang.
Source: Series / Chicago Fire -
She was originally an assassin sent to murder Big Boss after the events of Ground Zeroes, but was set on fire by Ishmael to drive her off.
Source: Man on Fire
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