massacre

Preposition: of

• civilian: The silence of the " left " of New Labor on the massacre of civilians in Iraq by American occupation forces says it all.
• innocent: Feature writers were dispatched to Warrington to provide a stream of copy about the " massacre of the innocents.
• inhabitant: Informal frontier police organizations like the Paxton Boys were efficient for the massacre of the tribal inhabitants of an isolated village like Conestoga.
• hundred: The massacre of hundreds of men, women and children in Fallujah shows the casual disregard that the occupying forces have for human lives.

Object

• inhabitant: The army of Queen Boudicca army burned Londinium to the ground and massacred the 25,000 inhabitants who had not fled.

Converse of object

• perpetrate: And yet, oblivious to the technological massacre perpetrated in the room, the modem sits there smiling.
• condemn: Rather than condemn the massacres of Kurds, the US escalated its support for Iraq.
• commit: Each group wanted to commit a massacre, a spectacular action to prove its force.
• survive: Did the 17-year-old Anastasia survive the massacre of the Russian royal family in 1917?
• justify: Not even the Greeks would claim the divine inspiration of Greek nationalism, and few would now justify the massacres.

Adjective modifier

• Armenian: The Armenian massacres were the disgrace of the 19th century no less than of the 20th.
• horrific: Friend aware that 10 years have passed since the horrific massacre of a teacher and children at Dunblane?
• alleged: On Thursday the Ten O'Clock News obtained pictures of an alleged massacre in Iraq.
• bloody: US troops had been accused of a bloody massacre over the killings of the 13 Iraqis outside the school on Monday.

Noun used with modifier

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