Strangle

usgb/ˈstræŋɡl/Volume
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Violent ActPlay
It's a physical and violent action usually implying a crime. SlideDuring the investigation, it was clear the victim was strangled.
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Intense EmotionPlay
The word often carries a sense of anger or extreme aggression. SlideIn the movie, the criminal strangled his foe in rage.
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Personal AttackPlay
Strangling is typically a direct and personal form of attack. SlideHe was attacked from behind and nearly strangled.