liquidator
- noun
- /ˈlɪkwɪˌdeɪtər/
- Offensive
- The regime sent a notorious liquidator to eliminate political opponents abroad.
Examples
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The liquidator was hired to eliminate the threats.
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The investigation uncovered evidence linking the liquidator to several high-profile assassinations.
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He was known as the chief liquidator of the criminal syndicate's enemies.
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Many believe that the liquidators operate in secret.
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The government sought to eliminate the political liquidator who was orchestrating the attacks against their leaders.
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After surviving the coup, the former leader had to flee from the ruthless liquidator sent to assassinate him.
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Many feared that the gang would send a liquidator to silence those who opposed their criminal activities.
Synonyms
A person or animal that makes another living thing die on purpose
A person who illegally kills another person on purpose
A person who secretly kills a leader for political or religious reasons
A person who uses a gun to kill people for money or on orders
A person who secretly kills an important person, often for money
A person who kills someone illegally
A person who kills someone on purpose
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Liquidator is also used for a person who 'gets rid of' someone because liquidate came to mean 'remove' or 'dispose of'. That's why a liquidator can mean someone sent to eliminate people, especially for political or criminal reasons.