Idiom
murderers' row
Meaning
A team with an exceptionally talented group of players, or that group of players.
Meaning adapted from Wiktionary, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.
Examples
“Our team is a murderers' row of talented young players.”
“The championship team was a true murderers' row, with star hitters at every position in the lineup.”
“The manager assembled a murderers' row of experts, ensuring that the project would succeed despite the immense pressure and tight deadlines.”
Examples
simple
“Our team is a murderers' row of talented young players.”
contextual
“The championship team was a true murderers' row, with star hitters at every position in the lineup.”
complex
“The manager assembled a murderers' row of experts, ensuring that the project would succeed despite the immense pressure and tight deadlines.”
Origin
From Murderers' Row.
Key words
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