blood-boltered in a sentence

Definition

Blood-boltered: stained or marked with blood, often conveying themes of violence and suffering.

The once vibrant painting was now blood-boltered, telling a haunting story of violence and despair.
In the dim light of the alley, the walls were smeared with blood-boltered graffiti that spoke of a forgotten struggle.
He stumbled upon a blood-boltered journal, its pages filled with the tormented thoughts of a lost soul.
The horror film reached its climax with a blood-boltered scene that left the audience gasping in shock.
Her dress was blood-boltered, a stark reminder of the chaos that had unfolded just moments before.
The battlefield was littered with blood-boltered remnants of a fierce fight, echoing the cries of the fallen.
As they entered the abandoned house, the blood-boltered floorboards creaked under their weight, whispering secrets of the past.
His hands were blood-boltered after rescuing the wounded animal from the trap, a testament to his bravery.
The blood-boltered tapestry hung in the castle, recounting the dark history of betrayal and revenge.
In the aftermath of the storm, the shore was littered with blood-boltered seaweed, a grim reminder of the struggle for survival.