Sentence examples for were assassination from inspiring English sources
noun
The murder of a person, especially for political reasons or for personal gain.
- The assassination of the king occurred at night.
Mike Huben has argued that were Assassination Politics ever to be accepted then governments would merely operate secretly (critiques of libertarianism).
"There were assassinations: a border guard, a fisherman, workers.
Will there be assassination attempts against Sisi?
"Both cases appear to be assassination.
A word that came to my mind was "assassination".
There are assassination plots to uncover (or perpetrate) and deep, dank crypts hiding ancient treasure.
The easiest option, according to a contemporary, was assassination, "for which there were hands ready enough to be employed".
Finally, was assassination a last resort -- could al-Aulaqi have been captured?
Later in history, particularly at the time of the Roman Empire, one of the more prevalent uses was assassination.
For rogues there are assassination, combat, and subtlety.
