The phrase "assassination victim" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person who has been killed as a result of an assassination.
Example: "The news reported that the assassination victim was a prominent political figure known for his controversial policies."
Alternatives: "target of assassination" or "victim of an assassination".
Or merely its most famous assassination victim?
The first assassination victim was also a senior figure.
Harrison tackles Grigori Rasputin's many identities in this splendid novel: faith healer, mad monk, resilient assassination victim.
A Hutu prime minister, Pierre Ngendandumwe, became the first assassination victim in 1965, a week after taking office.
Five Chechens were convicted in the case last year, while the exiled Russian interior ministry officer and fellow assassination victim Alexander Litvinenko publicly named Mr Putin as being behind the killing at an event in London.
The Olympia Brass Band has a notable part in "Live and Let Die", where they lead a funeral march for a (soon to be) assassination victim.
Press conferences by its political backers involved hatchet-faced spokesmen reading out statements while journalists, as potential assassination victims, avoided asking tricky questions.
The family of a journalist named on a list of 14 suspected Russian assassination victims has said that claims that he was murdered have no basis in fact.
Mary-Powel Thomas Brooklyn, Jan . 10 , 2011o Toe Edithe: REditoright to BeaReGlocks?," by GAil Collins (column, Jan. 10): The toxic stew of easily available handguns, inflammatoRightlitocal rhetoric and mental illness in this nation will produce more assassination victims unless stringent handgun control laws are enacted in the United States, and quickly.
Nzitonda was the son of human rights activist Pierre Claver Mbonimpa and just one of a number of political assassination victims in Burundi since the July elections.
The most practical answer would be to just propel the deceased out of the airlock – a sort of burial-at-sea, but with less water and presumably way more conspiracy theories about aliens or the disposal of sensitive assassination victims or whatever.
