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Discover Ludwig"bloody scenes" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to any scene that is marked by violence, bloodshed, or horror. For example, "The war-torn city was filled with bloody scenes of destruction."
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He achieved that through some very, very bloody scenes.
The bloody scenes of gangster warfare are familiar.
YouTube videos apparently showed bloody scenes at the mosque.
Most exorcisms are not as dramatic as the bloody scenes in films.
Helicopters buzzed over Baghdad, and in hospitals, familiar and bloody scenes of grief unfolded.
The images on Arabic news channels are a constant stream of bloody scenes.
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Police who stormed the building, killing two attackers, encountered a bloody scene of horror inside.
What he saw was a brutal bloody scene much more akin to a suicide attempt.
It was the second bloody scene of a recent Saturday midnight shift for Detective Robert Saporito of the Collision Investigation Squad.
At the end of the dream, Mr Clinton appears as a white and beneficent cloud floating above the bloody scene.
Simpson left the bloody scene through the back, dripping blood from an injury to his left hand.
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