This week’s theme
Misc. words

This week’s words
scansorial
stridor
disquisition
sanguinary
concupiscence

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PRONUNCIATION:

(SANG-gwuh-ner-ee)

MEANING:

adjective:
1. Relating to blood.
2. Blood-red.
3. Involving bloodshed.
4. Bloodthirsty.

ETYMOLOGY:

From Latin sanguis (blood). Earliest documented use: 1540.

USAGE:

“The blood of their victims paints a mask of sanguinary celebration on their visages.”
Stephen Stuart; Pax; Trafford Publishing; 2010.

See more usage examples of sanguinary in Vocabulary.com’s dictionary.

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