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fratricide

[ UK /fɹˈætɹɪsˌa‍ɪd/ ]
[ US /ˈfɹætɹəˌsaɪd/ ]
NOUN
  1. the murder of your sibling
  2. a person who murders their brother or sister
  3. fire that injures or kills an ally

How To Use fratricide In A Sentence

  • The worst case of fratricide in the Vietnam war occurred during an artillery exchange when the wrong powder charge caused long rounds to hit another U.S. artillery position.
  • During World War II, 2 percent of all Army combat deaths were caused by fratricide.
  • Thus a gene for chromosomal fratricide will spread as surely as a murderer will inherit the Earth.
  • Then came Mrs. T's revolution, which delivered the coup de grace to heavy manufacturing after decades of free trade mania and dirigiste trade unions had resulted in us becoming 'uncompetitive', a sin apparently on a par with barratry and fratricide. Whae's Like Us ?
  • It's about fratricide, patricide, matricide - the ultimate dysfunctional family.
  • Another situational event is the effect of friendly fire on your own troops, fratricide in today's terms.
  • It's about fratricide, patricide, matricide - the ultimate dysfunctional family.
  • In a more general and more important sense, however, the desire to avoid fratricide and risk has meant a dramatically increased need for battlespace awareness.
  • An investigation was immediately launched, and several documents show that the local chain of command was largely convinced it was fratricide from the beginning. May 2005
  • This leads to poor situational awareness on the battlefield and increases overall risk, especially fratricide risk.
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