Kill and Outlaw

Kill

Kill verb - To deprive of life.

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

Nearby Words: killing, killed, killer

Outlaw verb - To make or declare contrary to the law.

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Kill and outlaw are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Kill" instead a verb "Outlaw".

Nearby Words: outlawed, outlawing, outlawry

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When Ingolf refuses to stop his visits to Valgerd, Ottar twice hires an outlaw to kill Ingolf; when the assassins find Ingolf is too much on his guard, they go for his brother Gudbrand instead.

Source: Literature / The Saga Of The People Of Vatnsdalr aka: The Saga Of The People Of Vatnsdal
Members of the community were forbidden to aid or abet the outlaw in any way lest they suffer the same punishment as the outlaw, and as they were outside the protection of the law, they had no legal rights, meaning anyone could kill them with impunity.

Source: Outlaw
At the start of My Name Is Nobody, an outlaw posing as a barber prepares to kill Jack Beauregard when he hears a click...and notices Beauregard has his gun held against his crotch.

Source: *Click* Hello

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