Brutality is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BRUTALITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a brutal act
• savage physical violence; great cruelty
• The quality of being brutal; inhumanity; savageness; pitilessness.
• An inhuman act.
• the trait of extreme cruelty
• a brutal barbarous savage act
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the quality or state of being brutal

Words related to BRUTALITY

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How to use BRUTALITY in a sentence

• As man has advanced, idleness, indolence, brutality, tyranny, drunkenness, cant, and social scorn are gradually being cast out.
• After all that brutality, what mysterious sense had told her to trust to him rather than to Sour Creek and its men? Other mysteries flocked into his mind.
• On arriving at Carlsruhe, however, his face, which had been wounded by the brutality of his guard, was bound up by a young Bavarian subaltern who was touched by his appearance.
• He could not understand, and felt that he was discovering depths of brutality in his nature of which he had never dreamed.
• Resenting such brutality, Spithridates delivered up himself, his wife, his children, and his whole power, into the hands of Agesilaus.
• And on a still further acquaintance, the brutality of which his face gave promise, will reveal itself in all its glory.
• He spoke in Turkish, but Ken, of course, understood, and knowing the brutality of the average German officer, felt anything but happy.
• And the thought of his brutality was intolerable to him.
• With a resentful flash of brutality he towered suddenly above her and began to curse.
• After more than a century of peace, the first important act of war was marked by a brutality which was a fitting prelude to more than two centuries of fierce and bloody fighting.
• It must indeed have been a ghastly spectacle, even for men accustomed to scenes of savage brutality and cruelty.
• Apart from the exercise of his trade, he was a very Mohock for brutality.
• Custer, and under circumstances of extreme brutality, they had all been hanged.
• Again, the professional thief would have despatched his victim with more speed and less brutality.
• Through her hideous selfishness, her stupidity, and her brutality, Germany, after having spent nearly fifty years in preparation, lost her opportunity for world dominion.
• This made the beef issue a carnival of brutality, and Ted soon saw that the girls were getting tired of it.
• His vulgarity! To talk as Von Tielitz did about one who might become his wife, and to a stranger, was a new form of German brutality.
• We never repent our brutality as much as our vulgarity.
• One instance of brutality on the river Saco is said to have been the immediate cause of the war in that district.
• It encouraged the others to carry their brutality to greater and even greater lengths.
• However, he could not make up his mind to proceed with such brutality.
• Athos and Aramis suppressed as well as they could the disgust they felt in the presence of such coarseness and brutality.
• Baker alley has probably been the scene of more terrible brutality of this sort than any other part of San Francisco.
• The man who kicks dumb brutes kicks brutality into his own heart.
• Porto Rico does not seem to have appealed so strongly to the cupidity of the Spaniards as Cuba did, and to have been governed with less brutality.
• This was no test of skill, but of brutality and chance.
• He and his companions were killed with great brutality.
• If he opens a novel, he finds that the story turns on brutality in one form or other.

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