Murder
Murder verb - To put to death deliberately.
Rush
Rush verb - To cause to move or proceed fast or faster.
How words are described
| mass | mass murder | mass rush |
| original | original murder | original rush |
| initial | initial murder | initial rush |
| single | single murder | single rush |
| Other adjectives: brutal, simple, real, new, final, subsequent, last, different, said, sudden, straight-up. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Their typical greeting ritual is to insult each other in such graphic terms that hardened warriors either turn pale, or rush to stop what they think is an impending murder attempt.
- Once his medications stopped working his hallucinations taunted him into murder since the only way he could sleep was after the adrenaline rush from the kills.
Source: Reluctant Psycho -
Edmund, in an act of Villain's Dying Grace, confesses he signed the order for Cordelia's murder and the good guys rush off to save her.
Source: Hope Spot
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