bloodier
Adjective
The word is derived from bloody
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The 1999 clashes were bloodier, with many hundreds killed, including a number of Arab tribal chiefs.
Then 5-6 years passes by and you are back at the most costly and bloodier war ever.
Existing mechanics will likely be refined in ways that make the gameplay feel consistently smoother, bloodier and more satisfying.
Instead of covering new thematic territory, zombies simply became more physically frightening – bloodier, gorier, faster.
The procedure – at least this one, with a skilled doc – was longer and bloodier than you think, more invasive, more painful, more upsetting.