assassin in Irish
assassin in Irish is feallmharfóir — assassin means a person who kills someone deliberately, especially a public or political figure, often for money or political reasons.
assassin in Irish
feallmharfóir
Someone who intentionally kills a person, especially a professional who kills a public or political figure.
What does "assassin" mean?
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noun A person who kills someone deliberately, especially a public or political figure, often for money or political reasons.
"The assassin was hired to kill the senator."
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assassin in a sentence
- The assassin was hired to kill the senator.
- Historians still debate whether the assassin acted alone.
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What is "assassin" in Irish?
"assassin" in Irish is feallmharfóir. assassin means: A person who kills someone deliberately, especially a public or political figure, often for money or political reasons.
How do you use "assassin" in a sentence?
Example: "The assassin was hired to kill the senator." In Irish, "assassin" is feallmharfóir.
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