1. staining or covering with blood; making bloody
Usage: literary or formal; present participle of ensanguine

Examples

• The battlefield lay ensanguining the earth with the blood of fallen soldiers.
• The writer described the ensanguining of the ancient stones by centuries of conflict.
• The ritual involved ensanguining the altar as an offering.
• The storm's violence was ensanguining the once-peaceful valley.
• Historical accounts speak of ensanguining the ground during the siege.