decapitation in Czech

dekapitace Entry edited by: B2 stětí Entry edited by: Jaroslav Šedivý

Sentence patterns related to "decapitation"

1. In some tales, people did not die immediately after decapitation.

2. Delegation of ICBM/SLBM launch capability to local commanders in the event of a decapitation strike.

3. From April to June 2006 Alarum toured US with Necrophagist, Arsis, Cattle Decapitation and Neuraxis.

4. Decapitation, also known as Beheading, is the total separation of the head from the body

5. The Clark decapitation attempt on Doyle with no flag and no ejection, waa an absolute Abominationz

6. Influence of Algol: it causes misfortune, violence, decapitation, hanging, electrocution and mob violence, and gives a …

7. Decapitation secretion (pinching off of the cytoplasm with intraluminal secretion) is a hallmark of Apocrine hidrocystomas (Figure 2).

8. See synonyms for Behead on Thesaurus.com verb (used with object) to cut off the head of; kill or execute by decapitation

9. In this, Jane Grey was reluctant to become queen, and believed that Mary would send a pardon just before her decapitation.

10. Bayonetting was a common means of killing Chinese prisoners- soldiers helped each other in the practice Soldiers also took part in decapitation as a means of killing Decapitation was also made into a contest- this Japanese newspaper reports of a contest between Sub-lieutenants Mukai and Noda to reach 100 kills

11. This ritualized decapitation Attests to the early sophistication of mortuary rituals among hunter-gatherers in the Americas, geographically, it expands the known range of decapitation in more than 2,000 kilometers (about 1,240 miles), showing that during the early Holocene, this was not a phenomenon restricted to the western part of the continent as previously assumed.

12. Behead Meaning: "kill by decapitation," Old English beheafdian, from be-, here with privative force, + heafod "head"… See definitions of Behead.

13. As is pointed out in the cases cited, there is no statutory definition of Contumacy. Examples from Classical Literature The price of Contumacy was outlawry, and decapitation between the two columns

14. Provoking horror Synonyms: frightful, horrible, horrifying, ugly Examples - a frightful crime of decapitation - an alarming, even horrifying, picture - an Atrocious automobile accident - an ugly wound - war is beyond all words horrible; exceptionally bad or displeasing

15. Perhaps the most striking example of the human ability to watch a beheading and remain unmoved and even be disappointed was the introduction in France in 1792 of the guillotine, that famous decapitation machine.

16. Cannibalism Murder (482) Blood (473) Gore (404) Violence (362) Death (350) Cannibal (340) Female Nudity (272) Independent Film (263) Blood Splatter (220) Corpse (220) Psychotronic Film (220) Bare Chested Male (186) Flashback (181) Knife (176) Decapitation (175) Zombie (169) Severed Head (166) Cult Film (157) Torture (153) Nudity (150) Survival

17. Auxin Regulates Apical Dominance • Growing apical bud inhibits the lateral bud growth • In 1920, Skog and Thimann performed an experiment on bean and result showed that outgrowth of auxillary bud is inhibited by Auxin that is transported basipetally • The Auxin content of bud increases by decapitation of shoot apex • Auxin control

18. In 1481, following the Saracens' conquest of Otranto the previous year, and the massacre by decapitation of 800 of the town's citizens who had refused to abjure the Catholic faith and to accept Islam, King Alfonso d'Aragona of Naples came with his men to liberate the town from the Turks.