bloodyminded
bloodyminded is the alternative form of bloody-minded.
Meaning of bloody-minded
Adjective
bloody-minded (comparative more bloody-minded, superlative most bloody-minded)
- Eager for or wanting blood; on the verge of becoming violent.
- He thin swore what he wouldn't do to him iv he didn't show him whare his money was. Tom luked so wicked, an' so bloody-minded, that the little man was quite frightened. "So," sez he, "come along wid me a couple o' fields aff, an' I'll show ye a crock o' gould."1850, Thomas Keightley, The Fairy Mythology, London: H.G. Bohn, page 375
- Obstinate; stubborn.
- Synonyms:
- adamant, ardent, grim, untiring, bent on, bullheaded, certain, chronic, confirmed, determined
Forms of bloodyminded
| comparative | more bloodyminded |
|---|---|
| superlative | most bloodyminded |
Words formed from bloodyminded
Questions about bloodyminded
- What is bloodyminded the alternative form of?
- Bloodyminded is the alternative form of bloody-minded.
Words near bloodyminded in the dictionary
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