Barbarities is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BARBARITIES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• BARBARITY, the state of being barbaric
• extreme cruelty or brutality
• absence of culture and civilization
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• barbarism

Words related to BARBARITIES

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How to use BARBARITIES in a sentence

• Indiscriminate cruelty and brutality are no fitting vengeance for the Hindoo and Mussulman barbarities.
• Neither Alaric nor Attila ever inflicted such barbarities.
• From all these particulars the humanity of the Slave Trade was inferred, because it took away the inhabitants of Africa into lands where no such barbarities were known.
• The peasants everywhere gathered around their chieftains, and drove away the Turkish soldiers, inflicting on them the grossest barbarities.
• Barbarities also there were, for which the Southern people collectively can hardly be held responsible, though perpetrated by ruffians in their name.
• During their short stay they committed all sorts of barbarities.
• Here, again, the quite unique barbarism of Prussia goes deeper than what we call barbarities.
• About mere barbarities, it is true, the Turco and the Sikh would have a very good reply to the superior Teuton.
• The treatment of the insane was darkened by incredible barbarities.
• The ferocity of the invaders communicated itself to the invaded, and the whole history is one confused and continual chronicle of horrors and barbarities.
• Moreover they always discouraged barbarities, and showed what kindness was in their power to any unfortunate prisoners whom the Indians happened to bring to their posts.
• He had a plantation, on which he enacted, almost daily, cruel barbarities, some of them, I was informed, more terrific, if possible, than death itself.
• Here, again, the quiet unique barbarism of Prussia goes deeper than what we call barbarities.
• Barbarities continued, and were met by active resistance on a small scale wherever the Turks attempted to penetrate.
• The rest of the English were tortured to death, Gyfford and the interpreter being reserved for the worst barbarities.
• The sack of Panama was accompanied by great barbarities.
• This general committed numberless barbarities in the Palatinate, which he ravaged without even sparing the tombs of the dead.
• They made a discovery of many inhuman barbarities which had been committed by that ruffian, and detected the most iniquitous scenes of fraud, villany, and extortion.
• He learnt his art with the pirate Captain Lowther, afterwards serving as quartermaster with Captain Low and taking an active part in all the barbarities committed by the latter.
• At many places the slaughter was indiscriminate, accompanied by nameless barbarities, carried out by gangs of brutal ruffians who were soon intoxicated with gore and with wine.
• Thomas found his diocese in a miserable condition, owing both to the Danish invasion and the barbarities of the Conqueror.
• At Edinburgh and thereabouts they commit the most horrid barbarities.
• I do not think that the people of the province would have committed such barbarities by themselves.
• On the 29th the barbarities practised by this inhuman fiend reached their climax in the torturing to death of Lieutenant Piera.
• Notwithstanding all that had been written on the subject, the public was still comparatively ignorant of the sufferings of the slaves, and the barbarities inflicted upon them.
• Wherever these latter went, their course was marked by the most atrocious barbarities, though the worst had not, at this time, reached our ears.
• During the persecution of the Christians it is said to have been the scene of fearful barbarities.
• It was not long ere the word had travelled far and wide among the Western Isles that the barbarities committed by the Gallwegians were the work of young Kenric of Bute.
• These, and a thousand other barbarities, forced the King to summon his loyal subjects to his standard in his own defence.
• From all these particulars the humanity of the Slave-trade was inferred, because it took away the inhabitants of Africa into lands where no such barbarities were known.
• They lifted up a strong voice against the atrocious barbarities of an antiquated penal code.
• It is said that they speak with disgust of the barbarities of these savage allies, but they do little or nothing to check them.
• Many of the Russians taken captive by the Greeks were put to death with the most horrible barbarities.
• It is more difficult to find an excuse for the shocking cruelties and barbarities, exercised by the savages on their unhappy captives in war.

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