Hot-bloodedness
Violence and hot-bloodedness are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Violence" instead a noun phrase "Hot-bloodedness".
Violence
Violence noun - Depth of feeling.
Usage example: some people were taken aback by the violence with which the magazine's art critic attacked the exhibition
Hot-bloodedness and violence are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Hot-bloodedness" instead a noun "Violence".
Both words in one sentence
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Light seems to represent justice, violence and hot-bloodedness, as evident by the Light Matter branch hero Lord Charos, a Boisterous Bruiser Blood Knight who charges into battle with a BFS and is willing to fight to the death.
Source: Light 'em Up - Fist of the North Star, despite its apparent emphasis on hot-bloodedness and gratuitous violence, makes it equally clear that masculinity and a sensitive heart are not mutually exclusive, an ethos sadly absent from a lot of male-oriented media.
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