Synonyms and antonyms of Involving violence and bloodshed in British Thesaurus

violent (adjective)

involving the use of physical force, with the deliberate intention of causing damage to property or injury or death to people

ferocious (adjective)

violent and able to cause serious damage or injury

bloodthirsty (adjective)

someone who is bloodthirsty enjoys taking part in or watching violence

brutal (adjective)

extremely violent

vicious (adjective)

extremely violent

barbarous (adjective)

extremely violent and cruel

murderous (adjective)

very violent and causing deaths

disorderly (adjective)

behaving in a noisy or violent way

riotous (adjective)

behaving in a noisy and violent way

thuggish (adjective)

behaving in a violent way

bloodthirsty (adjective)

involving violence and killing

bloody (adjective)

a bloody fight or war is one in which a lot of people are killed or injured

fratricidal (adjective)

involving killing members of your own family or social group

full-frontal (adjective)

direct and violent

gory (adjective)

a gory film, computer game, or story involves a lot of killing or injuries

the gory details ()

the details about something that has happened, especially something unpleasant

homicidal (adjective)

likely to kill someone, or wanting to kill someone

murderous (adjective)

likely to kill someone, or intending to kill someone

raging (adjective)

happening with a lot of force or violence

sanguinary (adjective)

literary sanguinary actions are violent and cruel, involving a lot of killing

stand-up (adjective)

British noisy and sometimes violent

tough (adjective)

likely to behave in a violent way

tough (adjective)

a tough place is one in which there is a lot of crime and violence

ugly (adjective)

an ugly situation involves violent or angry behaviour

violent (adjective)

someone who is violent often gets into fights and attacks people

violent (adjective)

containing a lot of violent action

violently (adverb)

in a way that involves violence