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It's hecatomb. hecatomb (ˈhɛkəˌtəʊm; -ˌtuːm)
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(Historical Terms) (in ancient Greece or Rome) any great public sacrifice and feast, originally one in which 100 oxen were sacrificed
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a great sacrifice
[C16: from Latin hecatombē, from Greek hekatombē, from hekaton hundred + bous ox]
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