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n. (mass murder English)
Usage examples of "mass murders".
He was found guilty of the mass murders, which he fleely admitted, and was hanged in Auschwitz.
Hitler’s mass murders were not due to the restrictions imposed on natural man so the community can exist.
In her preoccupation with the mass murders Claudine had forgotten the birth-pang uncertainty in which Europol existed.
And in view of the history of all the assassinations and mass murders in the US, it was extraordinarily enlightening that all the thousands of whites caught in a deadly gunfire from an unseen assassin, white police and white civilians alike, would automatically agree that he must be black.
The world's full of people who want to tell you how to live your life, how to make heaven right here on earth, but when their ideas turn out half-baked, when it ends in Dachau or the Gulag or the mass murders that followed our departure from Southeast Asia, they turn their heads, avert their eyes, and pretend they had no responsibility for the slaughter.
The headlines roared of sensational mass murders, not of solitary victims anymore, three to six souls per pop.