Sentences with BEBLOODED
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"The beblooded warrior charged into battle without fear."
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"She was known for her beblooded determination and relentless pursuit of success."
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"The beblooded assassin left a trail of bodies in his wake."
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"In the beblooded duel, neither opponent showed any mercy."
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"Her beblooded hands trembled as she held the dagger."
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"The beblooded soldier's uniform bore the marks of countless battles."
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"Despite his beblooded appearance, he possessed a gentle and kind heart."
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"The beblooded gladiator emerged victorious from the arena."
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"The beblooded battlefield was a testament to the horrors of war."
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"His beblooded reputation as a ruthless leader preceded him."
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"He stood there, beblooded and battered from the fight."
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"The warrior emerged from the battle, beblooded and triumphant."
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"She wiped her beblooded hands on her shirt, not bothered by the gore."
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"The beblooded bodies littered the battlefield, a grim testament to the violence of war."
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"The hunter returned from the woods, his knife beblooded from the kill."
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"His beblooded face and torn clothing showed the extent of his injuries."
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"The beblooded battlefield was a haunting sight."
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"The thief's beblooded hands betrayed his guilt."
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"She cringed at the sight of the beblooded corpse."
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"The beblooded footprints led the detective to the murderer's hideout."
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"The beblooded sword was evidence of a fierce duel."
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"Her beblooded dress told a story of violence and tragedy."
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"The beblooded handprints on the wall pointed to a struggle."
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"The beblooded ground bore witness to the cruelty of the hunt."
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"The beblooded carcass was a feast for the scavengers."
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"He touched the beblooded wound, hissing in pain."
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"The beblooded weapon was painstakingly cleaned and polished."
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"Her beblooded hands shook as she tried to stem the bleeding."
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"The soldier returned from battle, beblooded but alive."
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"The beblooded trail led them deeper into the forest, following the wounded animal."
