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to draw blood
01
to cause injury, harm, or pain in a physical struggle or conflict
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Example
The boxer was known for his aggressive fighting style, always aiming to draw blood from his opponents.
The attacker lunged forward with a knife, intending to draw blood.
The heated argument between the friends drew blood, with both sides saying things they later regretted.
02
to cause emotional pain or to hurt someone's feelings through words or actions
IdiomExample
The warrior sharpened his sword, eager to draw blood on the battlefield.
The shearer prided himself on his ability to pink the sheep, ensuring a close cut without drawing blood.
Their relationship was strained, and every disagreement seemed to draw blood, leaving emotional scars.
Example
The boxer was known for his aggressive fighting style, always aiming to draw blood from his opponents.
The attacker lunged forward with a knife, intending to draw blood.
The heated argument between the friends drew blood, with both sides saying things they later regretted.
She knew exactly how to draw blood with her words, hitting him where it hurt the most.
The warrior sharpened his sword, eager to draw blood on the battlefield.
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