Julia Huong
2022-05-10 04:05
Terminate (someone) with extreme prejudice American verb phrase mainly US
To murder someone without hesitation, pity, or discernment.
He admitted terminating her with extreme prejudice because of a long standing feud.
I will lower his guard and you need to take this opportunity to terminate him with extreme prejudice.
Mary terminated him with extreme prejudice in revenge for her father's death.
1. If you take a vehicle for a ride, you go on a short, leisurely trip in that vehicle.
2. If you take someone for a ride, you try to cheat them in order get money from them.
3. If you take someone for a ride, you bring them to a place and kill them.
If something claims one's life, it takes their life or kills them.
With the threat of being killed as punishment, if one does not do something
To kill someone or oneself by shooting in the head.
To kill yourself.
The verb "terminate" should be conjugated according to its tense.
The phrase first appeared in the terminology of the Central Intelligence Agency in the 1970s.
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