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, 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. Joe Hogsett:

   What happened this morning was a mass murder, a choice of an individual or individuals to bring, and I do not use these words lightly, terror to our community.

2. Mike Huckabee:

   We're not going to have the kind of language that you heard from John Kerry where he talked about legitimizing or rationalizing terrorist actions, there's no legitimizing, there's no rationalizing. It was mass murder. It was absolutely unfathomable. And there's no excuse for killing other people, whether it's happening inside the Planned Parenthood headquarters, inside their clinics where many millions of babies die, or whether it's people attacking Planned Parenthood.

3. Vera Ezimora:

   I do not think that being isolated is necessarily a sign that a person could be dangerous in the future, having guns should also not mean that one day, they will be used in a mass murder, but if you have a person with a development disorder or mental illness living at home with you, I would think that locking away deadly weapons like guns should be a priority.

4. Josh Koskoff:

   It is the gold standard for killing the enemy in battle, just as it has become the gold standard for mass murder of innocent civilians.

5. Joe Hogsett:

   This morning, one or more individuals perpetrated an act of evil in our city, while we're still learning more about the circumstances that led to this incident, I want to be very clear about something : What happened this morning was not an act of simple gun violence. ... What happened this morning was a mass murder.