Definition of decapitation in English:

decapitation

noun ˌdiːkapɪˈteɪʃ(ə)ndɪkapɪˈteɪʃ(ə)ndəˌkæpəˈteɪʃ(ə)n

mass noun

1The action of cutting off the head of a person or animal.
England's last public decapitation
shocking scenes of decapitation and murder
Example sentencesExamples
- The footage seemed irresistible to television, which kept replaying it, although not the grisly decapitation.
- Animals were killed by decapitation and destruction of the brain and spinal cord.
- France had various experiments with monarchy, even after the decapitation of Louis XVI.
- Male initiation rites among the Asmat no longer involve decapitation.
- Aid workers would be flowing into the area right now if they didn't fear decapitation.
- Hunters must dispatch snakes with a shot or knife blow to the head - decapitation is not recommended by animal welfare groups.
- He is serving a life sentence in prison without the possibility of parole for the murder and decapitation of his victim.
- The big fear in Canada, following a particularly gruesome incident, is random decapitations on intercity buses.
- His brutal decapitation raises similar issues that this article addresses, issues that we hoped to never have to reconsider.
- Police at the scene of the accident said the woman was lucky to avoid decapitation.
1. 1.1 An attempt to undermine a group or organization by removing its leaders.
  as modifier the decapitation strategy had failed almost completely
  Example sentencesExamples
  Every briefing included satellite pictures showing precision attacks on targets selected for decapitation strikes.
  Officials don't want a decapitation of the regime that would leave no counter-party for negotiation.
  The war began in March with US forces launching a "decapitation attack" aimed at the country's president.
  The outcome of this special operation is called a coup d' etat or a political decapitation.
  Stalin had determined on the decapitation of the nations he had conquered.
  The end result was the further coercion, co-option and decapitation of the movement.
  In contrast, a country susceptible of being a target for political decapitation will try to protect itself.
  Among the early missile strikes two days later was an apparent attempt at decapitation of the enemy leadership.
  The invasion was seen as a decapitation exercise.
  The decapitation attempt succeeded in causing panic among top officials and in spreading a belief that many of them had been killed.

Definition of decapitation in US English:

decapitation

noundəˌkæpəˈteɪʃ(ə)ndəˌkapəˈtāSH(ə)n

1The action of cutting off the head of a person or animal.
England's last public decapitation
shocking scenes of decapitation and murder
Example sentencesExamples
- France had various experiments with monarchy, even after the decapitation of Louis XVI.
- The footage seemed irresistible to television, which kept replaying it, although not the grisly decapitation.
- Hunters must dispatch snakes with a shot or knife blow to the head - decapitation is not recommended by animal welfare groups.
- Male initiation rites among the Asmat no longer involve decapitation.
- Animals were killed by decapitation and destruction of the brain and spinal cord.
- Aid workers would be flowing into the area right now if they didn't fear decapitation.
- His brutal decapitation raises similar issues that this article addresses, issues that we hoped to never have to reconsider.
- The big fear in Canada, following a particularly gruesome incident, is random decapitations on intercity buses.
- He is serving a life sentence in prison without the possibility of parole for the murder and decapitation of his victim.
- Police at the scene of the accident said the woman was lucky to avoid decapitation.
1. 1.1 An attempt to undermine a group or organization by removing its leaders.
  as modifier the decapitation strategy had failed almost completely
  Example sentencesExamples
  The outcome of this special operation is called a coup d' etat or a political decapitation.
  Stalin had determined on the decapitation of the nations he had conquered.
  The end result was the further coercion, co-option and decapitation of the movement.
  The invasion was seen as a decapitation exercise.
  Every briefing included satellite pictures showing precision attacks on targets selected for decapitation strikes.
  The decapitation attempt succeeded in causing panic among top officials and in spreading a belief that many of them had been killed.
  In contrast, a country susceptible of being a target for political decapitation will try to protect itself.
  Among the early missile strikes two days later was an apparent attempt at decapitation of the enemy leadership.
  Officials don't want a decapitation of the regime that would leave no counter-party for negotiation.
  The war began in March with US forces launching a "decapitation attack" aimed at the country's president.

单词	decapitation
释义	Definition of decapitation in English: decapitation noun ˌdiːkapɪˈteɪʃ(ə)ndɪkapɪˈteɪʃ(ə)ndəˌkæpəˈteɪʃ(ə)n mass noun 1The action of cutting off the head of a person or animal. England's last public decapitation shocking scenes of decapitation and murder Example sentencesExamples The footage seemed irresistible to television, which kept replaying it, although not the grisly decapitation. Animals were killed by decapitation and destruction of the brain and spinal cord. France had various experiments with monarchy, even after the decapitation of Louis XVI. Male initiation rites among the Asmat no longer involve decapitation. Aid workers would be flowing into the area right now if they didn't fear decapitation. Hunters must dispatch snakes with a shot or knife blow to the head - decapitation is not recommended by animal welfare groups. He is serving a life sentence in prison without the possibility of parole for the murder and decapitation of his victim. The big fear in Canada, following a particularly gruesome incident, is random decapitations on intercity buses. His brutal decapitation raises similar issues that this article addresses, issues that we hoped to never have to reconsider. Police at the scene of the accident said the woman was lucky to avoid decapitation. 1.1 An attempt to undermine a group or organization by removing its leaders. as modifier the decapitation strategy had failed almost completely Example sentencesExamples Every briefing included satellite pictures showing precision attacks on targets selected for decapitation strikes. Officials don't want a decapitation of the regime that would leave no counter-party for negotiation. The war began in March with US forces launching a "decapitation attack" aimed at the country's president. The outcome of this special operation is called a coup d' etat or a political decapitation. Stalin had determined on the decapitation of the nations he had conquered. The end result was the further coercion, co-option and decapitation of the movement. In contrast, a country susceptible of being a target for political decapitation will try to protect itself. Among the early missile strikes two days later was an apparent attempt at decapitation of the enemy leadership. The invasion was seen as a decapitation exercise. The decapitation attempt succeeded in causing panic among top officials and in spreading a belief that many of them had been killed. Definition of decapitation in US English: decapitation noundəˌkæpəˈteɪʃ(ə)ndəˌkapəˈtāSH(ə)n 1The action of cutting off the head of a person or animal. England's last public decapitation shocking scenes of decapitation and murder Example sentencesExamples France had various experiments with monarchy, even after the decapitation of Louis XVI. The footage seemed irresistible to television, which kept replaying it, although not the grisly decapitation. Hunters must dispatch snakes with a shot or knife blow to the head - decapitation is not recommended by animal welfare groups. Male initiation rites among the Asmat no longer involve decapitation. Animals were killed by decapitation and destruction of the brain and spinal cord. Aid workers would be flowing into the area right now if they didn't fear decapitation. His brutal decapitation raises similar issues that this article addresses, issues that we hoped to never have to reconsider. The big fear in Canada, following a particularly gruesome incident, is random decapitations on intercity buses. He is serving a life sentence in prison without the possibility of parole for the murder and decapitation of his victim. Police at the scene of the accident said the woman was lucky to avoid decapitation. 1.1 An attempt to undermine a group or organization by removing its leaders. as modifier the decapitation strategy had failed almost completely Example sentencesExamples The outcome of this special operation is called a coup d' etat or a political decapitation. Stalin had determined on the decapitation of the nations he had conquered. The end result was the further coercion, co-option and decapitation of the movement. The invasion was seen as a decapitation exercise. Every briefing included satellite pictures showing precision attacks on targets selected for decapitation strikes. The decapitation attempt succeeded in causing panic among top officials and in spreading a belief that many of them had been killed. In contrast, a country susceptible of being a target for political decapitation will try to protect itself. Among the early missile strikes two days later was an apparent attempt at decapitation of the enemy leadership. Officials don't want a decapitation of the regime that would leave no counter-party for negotiation. The war began in March with US forces launching a "decapitation attack" aimed at the country's president.
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