Examples of “carnage” in a Sentence

noun Widespread death and destruction, especially from violence or disaster.

• The battlefield was a scene of total carnage.
• News crews arrived to film the carnage left by the tornado.
• Wrecked cars and broken glass covered the highway, and the carnage shocked everyone.

noun An overwhelming, one-sided defeat, especially in sport.

• The final score was pure carnage — 9-0.
• It was carnage out there, and the home team never scored once.
• The rematch turned into carnage when the champions ran over the younger players.