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1. (n.) brutality
the quality of being brutal; cruelty; savagery.
2. brutality
a brutal act or practice.
Etymology: (1540–50)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) ferociousness, brutality, viciousness, savagery
the trait of extreme cruelty
2. (noun) brutality, barbarity, barbarism, savagery
a brutal barbarous savage act
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1. (noun) brutality
the quality of being brutal; inhumanity; savageness; pitilessness
2. (noun) brutality
an inhuman act
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Sense: very cruel or severe
a brutal beating.
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 Afrikaans: onmenslikheid, wreedaardi |
 Arabic: وَحْشِيَّه، قَسْوَه شَديد |
 Bulgarian: жестокост |
 Brazilian: brutalidade |
 Czech: brutalita, surovost |
 German: die Brutalität |
 Danish: råhed; brutalitet |
 Greek: κτηνωδία |
 Spanish: brutalidad |
 Estonian: toorus |
 Farsi: وحشیگری |
 Finnish: brutaalius |
 French: brutalité |
 Hebrew: אֲכזָרִיוּת |
 Hindi: क्रूरता |
 Croatian: brutalnost |
 Hungarian: embertelenség |
 Indonesian: kekejaman |
 Italian: brutalità |
 Japanese: 残忍性 |
 Korean: 잔인함 |
 Lithuanian: žiaurumas, brutalumas |
 Latvian: brutalitāte; nežēlība |
 Malay: dengan ganas |
 Dutch: gewelddadigheid |
 Norwegian: brutalitet |
 Polish: brutalność |
 Persian: وحشیگری |
 Pashto: وحشت کول |
 Portuguese: brutalidade |
 Romanian: brutalitate |
 Russian: жестокость, зверство |
 Slovak: brutalita |
 Slovenian: okrutnost |
 Serbian: brutalnost |
 Swedish: brutalitet |
 Thai: ความเหี้ยมโหด |
 Turkish: vahşîlik, zalimlik |
 Taiwanese: 殘忍 |
 Ukrainian: брутальність; жорстокість |
 Urdu: بے رحمی |
 Vietnamese: sự dã man |
 Chinese: 残忍 |
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