suicidal
Origin of suicidal
1Other words from suicidal
- su·i·cid·al·ly, adverb
- pseu·do·su·i·ci·dal, adjective
- un·su·i·cid·al, adjective
- un·su·i·cid·al·ly, adverb
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How to use suicidal in a sentence
But, if you are suicidally intended, you are just going to do it.
No Answers in Death of Technician Linked to Andrew Breitbart | Christine Pelisek | November 30, 2012 | THE DAILY BEASTThey struck Fleetwood with a curious reminder of the puking inexperienced, whom he had seen subsequently plunge suicidally.
The Amazing Marriage, Complete | George MeredithShort of suicidally diving in, there was nothing to be done.
The Trees of Pride | G.K. ChestertonSansculottism, on that Ninth night of Thermidor suicidally 'fractured its under jaw;' and lies writhing, never to rise more.
The French Revolution | Thomas CarlyleIn their own sphere of life turkeys are as suicidally minded as hogs are.
The Abandoned Farmers | Irvin S. Cobb
More sagacious men never planned a government, and blindly and suicidally would we act to prefer or accept a monarchy.
The Galaxy, April, 1877 | Various
British Dictionary definitions for suicidal
/ (ˌsuːɪˈsaɪdəl, ˌsjuː-) /
involving, indicating, or tending towards suicide
liable to result in suicide: a suicidal attempt
liable to destroy one's own interests or prospects; dangerously rash
Derived forms of suicidal
- suicidally, adverb
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