gory in Irish
gory in Irish is fuilteach — gory means covered in blood, or full of graphic bloody violence.
gory in Irish
fuilteach
Covered with blood; very bloody.
What does "gory" mean?
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adj Covered in blood, or full of graphic bloody violence.
"The horror movie's final act was needlessly gory."
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adj Given in excessive, sometimes tedious detail.
"She spared us the gory details of her tax audit."
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gory in a sentence
- The horror movie's final act was needlessly gory.
- He gave a gory account of the accident.
- She spared us the gory details of her tax audit.
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What is "gory" in Irish?
"gory" in Irish is fuilteach. gory means: Covered in blood, or full of graphic bloody violence.
How do you use "gory" in a sentence?
Example: "The horror movie's final act was needlessly gory." In Irish, "gory" is fuilteach.
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