Holocaust [noun]

He shall offer the lamb, and the sacrifice, and the oil morning by morning: an everlasting holocaust.

Next day the ceremony was to be continued by a holocaust of pigs.

What difference between the holocaust of a witch and that of two vile criminals?

Indeed, it was the grave of the soldier boy who had been the first to fall in the terrible holocaust of war.

At a guess, McAllen had constructed it as a secure personal retreat in the event of something like a nuclear holocaust.

A holocaust such as this would scarcely seem to come within the range of sane and modern history.

In that terrible holocaust of fire and water, Reine Charteris was lost.

Round and round that holocaust the thousands did their sword-dance, yelling as the devils yelled at Khinjan's birth.

Brent hesitated to draw his weapon lest in such a situation it should provoke a holocaust.

I lay awake listening to his even breathing, and prayed that he at least might survive the holocaust yet to come.