bravo

Examples

• All

• "Ah, it's Henry Jekyll's hired bravo," Carew remarked in his melodious voice, and began to inquire earnestly and sympathetically after my health.

  Fiction book (1995)

• The detective discovered that Bravo was responsible for the surprise attack on the rival gang.

• After the assassination, the authorities identified Bravo as the hired killer behind the operation.

• In the dark alley, the shadowy figure known as Bravo emerged to carry out his deadly mission.

Synonyms

A

assassin

vsbravo

• NSFW

230 6.3

A person who secretly kills a leader for political or religious reasons

attacks by surprise mainly as paid work rather than for political motives

H

hit man

vsbravo

• Offensive

57 7.6

A person who criminals pay to kill someone

attacks by surprise rather than belonging to an organized crime group

H

hitman

vsbravo

• NSFW

49 8.1

A person who is paid to kill someone, often with a gun

attacks by surprise rather than being defined only by payment

T

triggerman

vsbravo

• Literature

5 9.7

A person who uses a gun to kill people for money or on orders

attacks by surprise rather than being characterized mainly by firearm use

H

hired gun

vsbravo

• Offensive

4 8.9

A person paid to kill someone

attacks by surprise rather than being defined by paid employment

G

gun for hire

vsbravo

• NSFW

2 9.1

A person who is paid to kill someone with a gun

attacks by surprise rather than being defined by firearm use

A

assassinator

vsbravo

1 8.3

A person who secretly kills an important person, often for money

attacks by surprise regardless of whether victims are prominent

Surface Forms

Etymology