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View synonyms for hit man
hit man
Or hitman
hit man
noun
slang, a hired assassin, esp one employed by gangsters
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Word History and Origins
Origin of hit man1
An Americanism dating back to 1965–70
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Example Sentences
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A hit man shot the mayor at point-blank range in a crowded city square.
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We think not — this one was executed as smoothly as a hit man’s bullet fired into a mutant monster.
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Two men accused of conspiring to hire a hit man to kill the estranged wife of one of them have been found not guilty.
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Cotrona, draws on the kind of “John Wick”-style story that the action franchise perfected when it posed the question: What if there was a bounty on a hit man’s head?
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One email included screenshots of a text conversation about paying a hit man $15,000 to kill the wife.
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