genocidal

[jen-uh-sahyd-uhl]

adjective

1. relating to, engaged in, or tending toward genocide.

Example Sentences

The judge delivered a passionate speech, arguing that no Ukrainian could be prosecuted for what he characterised as a legitimate act of self-defence against Russia's "bloody and genocidal" invasion of Ukraine.

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Structurally, Mr. Century uses short chapters to create a tick-tock cadence of Senesh’s final months while also broadening his lens to capture the courageous exploits and casual barbarisms of a genocidal age.

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A judge in Warsaw ruled against Mr Zhuravlyov's extradition, saying that, if Ukrainians were involved, such an attack would count as legitimate self-defence in a "bloody, genocidal war".

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Bush, alongside former Rep. Jamaal Bowman, D-N.Y., were two progressives ousted from their seats over their criticism of Israel’s genocidal campaign in Gaza.

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Despite strenuous efforts to turn reality on its head, including through bogus international lawfare, many saw the truth—innocent people being held hostage by a genocidal terrorist organization committed to murdering Jews.

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