Barbarously is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BARBAROUSLY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In a barbarous manner.
ADVERB:
• BARBAROUS, uncivilized
• in a fashion without civilizing influences; in an uncivilized or primitive way.
• cruelly.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• uncivilized; lacking culture or refinement; philistine

Words related to BARBAROUSLY

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How to use BARBAROUSLY in a sentence

• The bodies of the soldiers were not only rent with shot, but most barbarously mangled and hacked.
• Mitchell, the worthy sheriff of White county, was most barbarously murdered by a man named Joseph Little.
• The component parts of the eastern extremity are strangely and barbarously miscellaneous.
• European prisoners were seldom treated barbarously when there was no resistance, and the pirate crews found many recruits among captured merchantmen.
• The Count Elian, and the commanders of the legions who had conducted the gallant defence, were barbarously crucified.
• Unhappy infants! many of them barbarously destroyed before they have so much as learnt their mother-tongue to beg for pity.
• It was long supposed that Caracalla had barbarously taken advantage of the arch to carry across the highway at this point the aqueduct which supplied his baths with water.
• The reign of cruelty continued, each side treating its prisoners barbarously.
• The relatives of the unhappy chieftain thus barbarously executed were animated in their enterprise by the double stimulus of love of plunder and a ferocious thirst for revenge.
• The logs, in this work, were barbarously uneven, and hewn only to a degree barely sufficient to permit of a tolerable level when placed one upon the other.
• We all feel very sad, because the idea of bombs, barbarously thrown in, and street-fights in Rome, is peculiarly dreadful.
• I must needs have been in the most Pain, who saw myself daily so barbarously outraged.
• But how barbarously we yet write and speak, your lordship knows, and I am sufficiently sensible in my own English.
• The poor man has evidently been not only barbarously mutilated, but nearly frightened to death.
• Other members spoke on the same subject, and said that the troops had been barbarously made to suffer even more evils than those they inflicted on the Indians.
• Thousands suspected of being unfavourable to the principles of the revolution were thrown into prison, and thousands were barbarously massacred.
• Hume, a military surgeon, having fallen into their hands, was barbarously murdered.
• Learned Huns, scientific Huns, but always Huns, repeating history on a higher scale, barbarously bent on pulling down the liberty of the world by the power of brute force.
• He was always a negro prodigy who played barbarously and wonderfully.
• For this enormous offence the English burned the town and barbarously destroyed the growing corn.
• Here the king learned that though Kuestrin, which the Russians were besieging, still held out, the town had been barbarously destroyed by the enemy.
• According to the savage Indian custom, she would be barbarously tortured before being put to death.
• A Rebel officer subsequently informed me that the same Indians scalped several of their own slain, and barbarously murdered some who had been only slightly injured.
• It was not till this moment that Clym recollected her to be the person who had behaved so barbarously to Eustacia.
• The civil responsibility of the father and mother in many European countries is barbarously unequal.
• The shaft has been barbarously crowned with a sundial and large ball.
• On the 5th of this month, however, John Lewis, an elderly convict, employed to go out with the cattle at Parramatta, was most barbarously murdered.
• Thus spirit was barbarously taken for a natural substance and a natural force.
• Because if they had possessed any, they would not have treated my subjects so barbarously as they have done.
• In matters of religion, the natives proceeded more barbarously and with greater blindness than in all the rest.
• They were barbarously printed on wretched paper, but the poor child was in such trouble then that she scarcely noticed them.
• It is but just, to say, that it was not in the Pittman family that his mother and his fellow-servant had been so barbarously murdered.
• He was hired out, and it was in this situation that he was so barbarously treated.

Similar words containing BARBAROUS without suffix ly

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