Example (21) contains the expression smite to death.
When dealing with local government, history has a way of rearing up and smiting one.
I hope that those who are smitten with the idea of "food at any price" will bear in mind that lesson.
He spoke of the lives which had been given in many districts smitten with plague and in other districts smitten with famine.
And they say that this is the best means to up and smite it.
Every time we have been smitten on the one cheek and have turned the other cheek they have smacked us on that cheek even harder.
On the contrary, we must expect that the terrible foe we are smiting so heavily will make frenzied efforts to retaliate.
She saved herself—if, as we hope she has done— because when the invasion came every man, woman and child rose up and smote the intruder.
