| Definition of 'atrociousness' |
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1. (noun) atrocity, atrociousness, barbarity, barbarousness, heinousness
the quality of being shockingly cruel and inhumane
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Sense: extremely cruel
an atrocious crime.
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 Afrikaans: gruwelikheid |
 Arabic: وَحْشِيَّه، فَظاعَه |
 Bulgarian: жестокост |
 Brazilian: atrocidade |
 Czech: ohavnost,úděsnost |
 German: die Scheußlichkeit |
 Danish: grusomhed |
 Greek: βαρβαρότητα, ωμότητα |
 Spanish: atrocidad |
 Estonian: metsikus |
 Farsi: زنندگی؛ ظالم |
 Finnish: julmuus |
 French: atrocité |
 Hebrew: אַכזָרִיוּת |
 Hindi: नृशंसता |
 Croatian: gnjusoba |
 Hungarian: kegyetlenség |
 Indonesian: kekejaman |
 Icelandic: hryllingur |
 Italian: atrocità |
 Japanese: 残虐さ |
 Korean: 잔인함 |
 Lithuanian: žiaurumas |
 Latvian: nežēlīgums; zvērīgums |
 Malay: kekejaman |
 Dutch: afschuwelijkheid |
 Norwegian: grusomhet |
 Polish: okropność, ohyda |
 Persian: زنندگی؛ ظالم |
 Pashto: ظالم |
 Portuguese: atrocidade |
 Romanian: atrocitate |
 Russian: жестокость |
 Slovak: ohavnosť |
 Slovenian: okrutnost |
 Serbian: okrutnost |
 Swedish: ohygglighet, gräslighet |
 Thai: ความเหี้ยมโหด |
 Turkish: zalimlik |
 Taiwanese: 兇惡 |
 Ukrainian: жорстокість |
 Urdu: ظلم ، سفاکی |
 Vietnamese: tính hung bạo |
 Chinese: 凶恶 |
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