Cruelty is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CRUELTY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• 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
• deliberate infliction of pain or suffering
• The attribute or quality of being cruel; a disposition to give unnecessary pain or suffering to others; inhumanity; barbarity.
• A cruel and barbarous deed; inhuman treatment; the act of willfully causing unnecessary pain.
• a cruel act; a deliberate infliction of pain and suffering
• feelings of extreme heartlessness
• the quality of being cruel and causing tension or annoyance
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a cruel act

Words related to CRUELTY

cruelties11

Words that contain CRUELTY

anticruelty16

How to use CRUELTY in a sentence

• America became associated, in the minds of Europeans, with gold-hunting, slavery, and cruelty to Indians.
• Phillips, who lodged at the house, heard the cruelty during the night.
• An overseer by the name of Alexander, notorious for his cruelty, was found dead in the timbered lands of the Brassos.
• These animals, though of enormous size, are gentle and peaceful, unless roused by the cruelty of man.
• I thought so myself for a few minutes, but when I found that one individual in the crowd was disposed to add cruelty to his insults, I could no longer remain silent.
• Most of the preachers during Lent treat of nothing else than the cruelty of the Jews towards the Lord Christ, which they are continually magnifying.
• It was observed, too, that the princes, of whose cruelty they had reason to complain, generally ended their career under very distressing circumstances.
• If the husband as the result of his infidelity were to give his wife a contagious disease, that would constitute cruelty.
• He pursued his career with various success and the most frightful cruelty.
• He goes still further, and shows that individual soldiers resented their orders, and most unwillingly carried through the cruelty that was forced on them from Berlin.
• Such a complication of cruelty and treachery shows the character of those ministers to whom the king at this time intrusted the government of Scotland.
• Nay, these have displayed a more grievous cruelty and a fiercer malice.
• I cannot believe the stories of cruelty I hear of him.
• So that presently, as we looked back, we could only see the Wolfsberg itself, the abode of cruelty and wrong, standing black against the white sky of noon.
• He had been often guilty of injustice and cruelty in his public administration.
• If some of the villainy committed in the name of the law at sea were to be written, it would be a revolting revelation of wickedness, of unheard-of cruelty.
• In the natural kingdom joy and sorrow, ease and pain, love and hate, kindness and cruelty, trust and terror exist side by side, as do life and death.
• At all events, they were divorced, and for his cruelty.

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