Cruelties is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CRUELTIES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• CRUELTY, savage behaviour towards a person or animal
• cruel behaviour or attitudes
• behaviour which causes physical or mental harm to another, especially a spouse, whether intentionally or not
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a cruel act

Words related to CRUELTIES

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How to use CRUELTIES in a sentence

• Many cruelties were imputed to Emperors under whom we know that the Church enjoyed perfect peace.
• Her knowledge of English was not sufficient to enable her to draw any comfort from the subtle cruelties which the critics had inflicted on Paula in the news section.
• The story of the Indian murders and cruelties alone, which befell hundreds of these hapless emigrants, would fill volumes.
• She knew what cruelties, what indignities, they had put upon the helpless people the war had swept into their clutch.
• In that part of the state, the cruelties practised upon the slaves, are far greater than where I lived.
• Everywhere in public and in private they made known the evils and cruelties of Slavery.
• Cruelties were inseparable from the customs which prevailed.
• Did not these cruelties give birth to conspiracies? 10.
• Only the setting was that of a past age, with costumes of centuries gone by, and the scenes had to do with dreadful cruelties that could not belong to modern life as he knew it.
• The cruelties of the buccaneers at Porto Bello are confirmed by a letter from John Style to the Secretary of State, complaining of the disorder and injustice reigning in Jamaica.
• He sought to throw the odium of this event upon the Christians, and inflicted upon them fearful cruelties.
• Her enemy had intended other and more fearful cruelties, but, in answer to her earnest prayers, death stepped in and relieved her from every trouble.
• Dragged from his home, half naked, by a mob Who laid that home in ashes, he endured Heart-rending cruelties.
• It would be difficult to imagine the cruelties that these inhuman beings inflicted on their captives.
• This was the reason of almost all the cruelties and wickedness of the invaders.
• They were almost daily called upon to witness the cruelties practised upon the American prisoners brought in by their Indian captors.
• While we read with indignation and horror, let us not forget that savages have not alone inflicted these detestable cruelties.
• No cruelties on our part, no threats to carry all to the bitter end, would so encourage the South at present, as this offer to shake hands ere the fight be half over.
• Few things are more ghastly than some of the cruelties which have been practised in the late War and are still being practised in the distracted country of Russia.
• They did pass a law condemning witches to death, a source of unspeakable cruelties.
• The state of exasperation was now such that the most revolting cruelties were perpetrated on both sides.
• The cruelties of this Kansas episode could not but be reflected in the feelings of the two sections and in Congress.
• It is impossible, within the limits of this volume, to give an adequate idea of the disease, the squalor, the cruelties and abuses which existed in the prisons.
• But she shuddered over the German cruelties in Belgium and France.

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