Synonyms for Mass murder
mass mur·der

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1. slaughter, massacre, mass murder, carnage, butcherynoun

   the savage and excessive killing of many people

   Synonyms:
   trouncing, thrashing, abattoir, debacle, walloping, mass murder, drubbing, butchery, whipping, butchering, carnage, slaughterhouse, shambles, massacre, slaughter

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1. • Murder

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1. mass murder

   Synonyms:
   Mass killing, massacre

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1. Polk County:

   Over Labor Day weekend, on Sunday morning, 4:20 a.m. in the morning, an evil man committed a mass murder when he charged into a house and killed four people, including a three-month-old baby. In addition to that, he tortured and shot an 11-year-old little girl as many as seven times.

2. Major General Adamu Baba Abubakar:

   The military has a constitutional and moral responsibility to protect Nigerian citizens and cannot suddenly engage in mass murder as portrayed by Amnesty International allegations.

3. Jeremy Corbyn:

   I would not take a decision that kills millions of people, I do not believe the threat of mass murder is a legitimate way to go about dealing with international relations.

4. Fred Hof:

   Stopping the mass murder is a good place to start, how the hell do you sit down for a peace process featuring compromise when one of the parties doesn't accept the rules of the game and the other party's constituency is being blown away on a daily basis?

5. Jerry Boykin:

   The shooter, Floyd Corkins, came into our building armed with a 9 mm pistol, two ammunition clips of 15 rounds in his front pocket, the rounds in the gun, and a box of 50 additional rounds, he also had 15 individually wrapped Chick-fil-A sandwiches. He was not puffing things up when he told the investigators that he intended ‘to kill as many people as [he] could.’ He shot our building manager, Leo Johnson, shattering the major bones of his left arm. Even after taking a bullet, Leo heroically tackled the shooter putting a stop to what would have been a mass murder. Corkins was later convicted of domestic terrorism in Washington, D.C.