Slaughter and Vanquish

Slaughter

Slaughter verb - To kill on a large scale.

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Vanquish and slaughter are semantically related in defeat topic. In some cases you can use "Vanquish" instead a verb "Slaughter", when it comes to topics like kill.

Nearby Words: slaughtered, slaughterous, slaughterer, slaughtering, slaughterhouse

Vanquish

Vanquish verb - To bring under one's control by force of arms.

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Slaughter and vanquish are semantically related in lick topic. Sometimes you can use "Slaughter" instead a verb "Vanquish". informal substitute

Nearby Words: vanquishing, vanquisher

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rest	slaughter rest	vanquish rest
time	slaughter time	vanquish time
monster	slaughter monster	vanquish monster
demon	slaughter demon	vanquish demon
Other words: enemy, forces, enemies, hordes.

Both words in one sentence

At the peak of Zhang Xianzhong's madness, after ordering his troops to slaughter one another before his throne of gore, he had his few remaining loyal servants carve a Stele to explain his actions to the Ming who were on their way to vanquish him.

Source: Madness Mantra

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