English to Irish Meaning of beheld

Beheld :

Beheld :: beheld

← Behead

behest →

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Definitions of beheld in English

Verb(1) cut the head of

Examples of beheld in English

(1) Militants threatened to behead him unless their demand was met.(2) In several of these areas, insurgents have killed election officials and threatened to behead anyone who votes.(3) Most likely it was some tradition from the days long ago when the executioners would personally behead the criminals.(4) He impaled her, but she stuck one of her swords into him and beheaded him with the other.(5) They hold hands as the line in front of them thins, as the prisoners are beheaded one by one.(6) With all her might, she pushed all the way through his neck, beheading him.(7) The mistress beheads girls with an ax at a tree stump.(8) People were beheaded and killed during the last five weeks of the war.(9) Charles I was beheaded in January 1649 and in May of that year Brouncker's mother died.(10) She raised her sword above her head and before he could reply, she brought it down and beheaded him.(11) A garter ribbon worn by King Charles I on the day he was beheaded was sold for Ôö¼├║4,400 yesterday.(12) She was also beheaded to further terrorize people in that suburb.(13) He took down the first with ease, beheading him with a single swipe of his sword, before turning on the second half breed.(14) Within three years he had tired of Anne Boleyn and she was beheaded in 1536, accused of treason and adultery.(15) His father was beheaded simply because he happened to be the head of a religious body.(16) As she fell to the floor, her sword arm swung up, and flew over Liam's throat, near beheading him.

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