carnage
/ˈkɑrnɪdʒ/Definitions
1. noun
extensive or violent destruction; a scene of violence or chaos.
“The city was left in a state of carnage after the hurricane passed through.”
2. noun
the act of killing or injuring a large number of people or animals, often in a violent or brutal manner.
“The film depicted the carnage of war, leaving a lasting impact on the audience.”
3. noun
a scene or spectacle of violence or destruction, often in a dramatic or sensational manner.
“The news report showed the carnage of the car crash, with emergency responders rushing to the scene.”
4. verb
to cause destruction or chaos, often in a violent or brutal manner.
“The new policy will carnage the economy if not revised.”