smite

• Instead she lifted her head to the beauty that the Enemy could not smite, and drank it in. —  Rachel Lee - Shadows of Destiny
• You see, jesus was a poor gay jew, but his dad was a smiting jealous white male, who murdered whole cities of gays in a single salt-transmorphication smite, and who murdered entire armies of brown skinned Egyptians by drowning, or pesilence, or some other godly smiting technique. —  Propeller Most Popular Stories
• You see, jesus was a poor gay LIBERAL jew, but his dad was a smiting jealous white male, who murdered whole cities of gays in a single salt-transmorphication smite, and who murdered entire armies of brown skinned Egyptians by drowning, or pesilence, or some other godly smiting technique. —  Propeller Most Popular Stories
• His movements were so swift that they knew not where to smite, and both Gradasso and Roger were covered with wounds and bruises, while their enemy had never once been touched Their strength as well as their courage began to fail in the stress of this strange warfare. —  The Red Romance Book
• We used to think you a slogger, but you never came anywhere near that smite of Scaife's I thought his smite was coming too near me," says the Rev. Sep, with a shrewd glance at the pavilion. —  The Hill A Romance of Friendship

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