Pronunciation: /sleɪ/
noun a killing or murder
A1 She slayed the dragon with her sword.
A2 The knight's slay of the enemy was celebrated in the kingdom.
B1 The warrior's slay of the beast was a heroic act.
B2 Her slay of the competition earned her the championship title.
C1 The general's strategic slay of the opposing army secured victory in the battle.
C2 His slay of the political opponents solidified his position as the leader.
verb to kill in a violent way
A1 She slays dragons in her favorite video game.
A2 The knight slayed the evil sorcerer with his sword.
B1 The talented dancer slayed the competition with her flawless performance.
B2 The singer's powerful voice never fails to slay the audience.
C1 The CEO's innovative strategies continue to slay the competition in the market.
C2 The actress's performance in the movie was so captivating, she completely slayed the role.
formal The knight was able to slay the dragon with his sword.
informal She totally slayed that presentation at work today.
slang I'm going to slay this outfit tonight!
figurative His performance in the game was so good, he slayed the competition.
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