Bloodshed refers to the act or instance of spilling blood, which can be interpreted as violence resulting in injury or death. It may also refer to a situation where there is loss of life due to conflict or warfare.
Usage examples
The ongoing civil war has resulted in extensive bloodshed, with thousands of people losing their lives.
The historical conflict between the two tribes led to years of bloodshed and deep-rooted animosity.
The assassination of the political leader sparked widespread violence and bloodshed across the country.
The protests turned violent, escalating into scenes of mass bloodshed and chaos in the streets.
The battle between the rival gangs ended in a night of intense bloodshed, leaving several casualties on both sides.
The dictator's brutal regime was marked by a reign of terror and bloodshed, as countless innocent lives were lost.
The disputed territory has witnessed a long-standing cycle of bloodshed, as both sides refuse to compromise.
The gang violence in the city has reached alarming levels, resulting in daily bloodshed and fear among the residents.
The international community has called for an immediate ceasefire, hoping to prevent further bloodshed in the war-torn region.
The revolution against the oppressive regime was fueled by the desire to end years of bloodshed and injustice.
Then the shooting starts up again, Saturday night and into Sunday morning, and finally one more shooting for good measure in the middle of Sunday afternoon in the Bronx, a 24 - year old man shot and killed on Briggs Ave.. That makes it seven dead, three boroughs, 24 hours, which is why City Councilwoman Laurie Cumbo issues her own plea for the end of bloodshed in New York. (nydailynews.com)
Ouattara's first presidential win in 2010 triggered several months of bloodshed in which some 3,000 people died as his predecessor, strongman leader Laurent Gbagbo, refused to concede defeat. (nigeriapoliticsonline.com)
Teaming with a cult icon of violence in Havoc serves as motivation for Allin to hunt for even more bloodshed in his assault during the match. (si.com)