Verb:

લોહિયાળ,

bloodier's Usage Examples:

"John Wick: Chapter 2 review – a bigger, bloodier, broodier sequel".

and silent in death? O, had Augustus Only headed his army, He should lie bloodier there! Thusnelda: Let me lift up thy hair; "tis sinking, Hermann; Proudly.

grimdark"s "domination" of the fantasy genre as "bigger swords, more fighting, bloodier blood, more fighting, axes, more fighting", and a "commercial imperative.

Pauline Kael wrote that "I have rarely seen a more disagreeable, a more dislikable (or a bloodier) movie than Petulia.

The Second Anglo-Mysore War (1780–84) witnessed bloodier battles with fortunes fluctuating between the contesting powers.

An even bloodier wave of pogroms broke out from 1903 to 1906, including the Kishinev pogrom (April 1903), the Odessa pogrom (October 1905), the Kiev pogrom (October 1905), and the Białystok pogrom (April 1906).

Muslims becomes even sharper, and the fear of even bloodier fighting heightens.

Afghan Marxists and Muslims becomes even sharper, and the fear of even bloodier fighting heightens.

5/5 and said "Phoonk 2 starts off being scarier and bloodier than the first film, but ends up conforming to the regular horror fare.

to my heart that I"ve always wanted to do that"s a little bloodier and grislier, I think, than anything that we"ve done before; it"s straight horror this.

and Mulleasses , the Turk , a Senecan villain inclined to much bloodier sorts of revenge .

LAPD detectives are on record saying the crime scene was bloodier and more gruesome than that of the Tate-LaBianca murders.

violence as a response to violence would inevitably lead to further, and bloodier, attacks on innocents in America and around the world.

Synonyms:

murderous, bloodstained, crimson, butcherly, unmerciful, bloodthirsty, slaughterous, red, homicidal, bloodsucking, blood-filled, bloody-minded, violent, sanguineous, merciless, sanguinary, internecine, gory,

Antonyms:

clement, kind, external, merciful, bloodless,