homicidal
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- adjective
- /ˌhɒmɪˈsaɪdəl/
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homicida
- Some believe that those two factors alone can trigger homicidal mania.
- homicidal ideation
- suicidal or homicidal
- homicidal act
So I told you about the homicidal ideation, didn't you?
- So I told you about the homicidal ideation, didn't you?
- Of of why I suffer from homicidal ideation.
- Prozac has a black box warning that says it causes homicidal and suicidal behaviour.
- I love Josh however he's been driving me crazy lately and I've been having homicidal thoughts regarding him.
- She had had it all this homicidal rage that we've been brewing and cooking and petting and Lebanon came to fruition.
- But my dad, yeah, he got put in the same mental hospital for homicidal tendencies and, you know, a break in reality or something.
- People will lock themselves in like a homicidal embrace for decades because of that.
- You're meant to think that maybe Bruce died in the in the explosion in that I'm a homicidal documentarian.
- And that and those, the serotonin inhibitors have black box warnings on them that says suicidal, homicidal ideation.
- And I know because relationships are the one thing that can make you immediately feel better or homicidal.
- You know, they were suicidal or nihilistic or homicidal or trapped, desperate, you know, and they tell me that real fast.
Examples
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The film portrayed a homicidal character who terrorized the town, leaving everyone in fear.
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Those drugs have a black box warning on them that says they cause homicidal and suicidal behavior.
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People will lock themselves in like a homicidal embrace for decades because of that.
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So extraordinary are they that I find myself forgetting their homicidal nature.
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I think that equals sufficient homicidal motive, in my book.
Fiction book (1997) -
Is he a homicidal maniac who hates you on sight?
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We'd already heard about the escaped homicidal maniac on the radio.
Fiction book (1995) -
The patient apparently suffers from acute obsessional syndrome with potential homicidal tendencies.
Fiction book (1995) -
The news reported that the suspect had been involved in numerous homicidal incidents over the past year.
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After a series of troubling events, the psychologist determined that he exhibited homicidal tendencies.
Synonyms
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Very violent and likely to kill
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Wanting people to be harmed or killed
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Quick to use force without thinking
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Involving a lot of killing and blood
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Ready to use violence to hurt people
Antonyms
How Dangerous
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- Offensive
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word homicidal comes from homo meaning 'person' and the ending -cide meaning 'killing', the same -cide you see in suicide and pesticide. So homicidal describes someone who is likely to kill another person.