Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

blood-bath

Noun

/ˈblʌd.bæθ/

Definition

A situation involving a great deal of violence or bloodshed, especially in battle or conflict.

Examples

The battle was a complete blood-bath, with many lives lost on both sides.
The film depicted a fictional blood-bath that shocked audiences.
After the revolution, the city descended into a blood-bath, creating chaos and fear.

Meaning

The term ‘blood-bath’ refers to an event or situation where there is extensive suffering or loss of life, often used in contexts such as wars, riots, or massacres.