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martyrdom
noun as in suffering endured for sake of a cause
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In it, he hailed the slain leader’s “martyrdom,” saying it would “only increase the strength and resolve” of Hamas.
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei announced five days of mourning in Iran in response to what he called the "martyrdom of the great Nasrallah", describing him as "a path and a school of thought" that would continue.
Scribes in medieval Europe called the meteor shower “the tears of St. Lawrence” because the streaks in the sky fell on the anniversary of St. Lawrence’s martyrdom.
As the funeral prayers concluded, the talk among mourners was of “martyrdom” not death, and of readiness for war, if it comes.
His “movement, renaissance, jihad and martyrdom,” he said, “made a great contribution to the continuity of the authentic Islam of Muhammad. … He faced tyranny and had an impact on instituting change.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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