Sample Sentences fordecapitate (auto-selected)
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The poor truck was rattling to the point I expected the hood to fly off and decapitate a couple of pine trees. (source)decapitate = cut the top off of
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Decapitated—that means 'head cut off.' (source)Decapitated = with the head cut the head off
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You don't want to go telling everyone that a dying kid volunteered to be decapitated and that his parents signed off on it. (source)decapitated = (have the head cut off)
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Apparently these spirits did—which meant more enemies who could beat, stab, or decapitate him.† (source)
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Natalie had successfully penetrated that network as part of an operation to identify and decapitate its command structure.† (source)
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Pulling the covers up to her chin, she squeezed her eyes shut, waiting for sleep to come, or for a clawed hand to snatch at her, to decapitate her.† (source)
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Where the struck B-24s had been, there were deep holes ringed by decapitated coconut trees.† (source)
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She immediately remembered Jace telling her not to go for the chest wound but for the decapitation.† (source)standard suffix: The suffix "-tion", converts a verb into a noun that denotes the action or result of the verb. Typically, there is a slight change in the ending of the root verb, as in action, education, and observation.
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He left off decapitating fish to glare at me, dripping cleaver in hand, and I vowed never again to discriminate against the intoxicated.† (source)
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Whipping back around, Max merely glimpsed Scathach's smiling imposter as the mounted assassin swung the blade meant to decapitate him.† (source)
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I would like to be killed within earshot of the soundless sweep of the blessed one's hot golden robe as it decapitates the breathless atmospheres of the lighter planets and takes the air of day from the unchangeable path of the holy blessed sap.† (source)
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"Well, Decapitator, Guardian of the State, Royalist, Brutus, what is the matter?" said one.† (source)
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Since she wasn't a girl to be frightened by stories of La Llorona, the witch who sucks little children's blood, or the boogeyman, or other scary stories, Chencha was trying to frighten her with stories of hangings, shootings, dismemberments, decapitations, and even sacrifices in which the victim's heart was cut out—in the heat of battle!† (source)
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And somewhere, my brother's decapitated body lies as proof of that.† (source)
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Spurred by the success of her story about kitty's decapitation, Ethel continued in the same vein.† (source)
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The story was not half bad: Once upon a time a sultan was killing all the girls in his kingdom, decapitating them, running swords through them, hanging them.† (source)
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