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Bloodshed

usgb/ˈblʌdʃed/Volume
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Non-literal Use

Sometimes 'bloodshed' is used to mean general violence, not just killing.

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The riot led to massive bloodshed, with many injured.
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Negative Connotations

'Bloodshed' often suggests negative judgment towards violence.

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The coup was marked by unwarranted bloodshed.
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Historical Context

Used in historical contexts to discuss battles or violent events from the past.

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The bloodshed at the Battle of Gettysburg was tremendous.
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