Examples of 'exterminations' in a sentence
Meaning of "exterminations"
Extermination: The act of completely destroying or eliminating something, often used in the context of pest control or genocide
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- plural of extermination
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Nine exterminations were often done by slow slicing.
Ultimately this goal means the exterminations of astral creatures.
Exterminations will continue.
Lots of gunfire and exterminations.
When the exterminations rose into the millions.
The ghettoisation was the preparation for the deportation to exterminations camps.
The main exterminations are complete.
Zyklon was employed for disinfestation and also allegedly for exterminations.
Exterminations en masse by monopoly have not yet found their poets.
And it has also resulted in past mass exterminations of followers of minority religions.
The exterminations were also made by local populations of the Eastern countries.
Himmler apparently agreed that there should be no more exterminations of Jews.
Exterminations at Chelmno cease.
The writings of founder Ngeze in the journal regularly hinted at exterminations.
Next question is about American exterminations before the Reich.
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Dalek exterminations will not be questioned!
It has survived many, many massacres and exterminations.
In fact, mass exterminations do not appear to be cyclical.
For example, these exhibits are said to be the material proofs of exterminations.
In vampire exterminations of ancient times, they skewered the heart.
And the centuries went by, and they knew wars and tyrannies, devastations and exterminations.
Mass exterminations followed by absolute suppression of the survivors, I know.
Despite Hitler 's order to continue the exterminations to the end.
Further exterminations continued until the National Park Service ended the practice in 1935.
Deportations, and mass exterminations.
Colonialism, with its attendant racism, exterminations and genocides, was founded on such a flawed universalism.
It led to state-run eugenics programs, sterilization campaigns, exclusionary laws, wars, and attempted exterminations.
I'm angry now. Exterminations will do that.
Starting in mid-1941, the German government started mass exterminations of the Jews of Europe.
