Kill and Mow

Kill

Kill verb - To deprive of life.
Usage example: during the war more soldiers were killed by disease than anything else

Mow and kill are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Mow" instead a verb "Kill".

Nearby Words: killing, killed, killer

Mow

Mow verb - To shorten the standing leafy plant cover of.
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Synonyms for Mow

Kill and mow are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Kill" instead a verb "Mow".

Nearby Words: mowed, mower, mowing, mown

Common collocations

time kill time mow time
way kill way mow way
player kill player mow player
everyone kill everyone mow everyone

Both words in one sentence

  • When the Army changes tactics, they lure zombies into a prearranged kill zone and calmly mow them down one after another.
  • Video Game / Black Desert Online You'll mow down hordes of Khurutos, Rhutums, Giants, and Catfishmen that want to kill you on sight, but there are civilian examples of each of them too.
  • Scarface: The World is Yours handles this in an odd way: you can kill all the gangsters you want, but unless you mow down the leader, the gang in question will be back for more.
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