Savagery is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SAVAGERY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the quality of being savage, also SAVAGISM
• the quality of being fierce or cruel
• (chiefly in historical or literary contexts) the condition of being primitive or uncivilized
• viciousness and cruelty
• The state of being savage; savageness; savagism.
• An act of cruelty; barbarity.
• Wild growth, as of plants.
• the property of being untamed and ferocious
• the trait of extreme cruelty
• a brutal barbarous savage act

Words related to SAVAGERY

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How to use SAVAGERY in a sentence

• It is a symptom of translation from savagery to civilization.
• The friends of the German cause have complained that Asiatics and Africans upon the very verge of savagery have been brought against them from India and Algiers.
• Born in savagery, having lived in savagery all their lives and known naught else, their sense of humour was correspondingly savage.
• There was a sneering savagery about it, too, that left Delamere uneasy.
• These defects of temper justified to some extent his reputation for savagery, and they must be reckoned among the most salient features of his personality.
• Any other savagery on your part I can stand, and will stand, as a lover should.
• The critics had pounced on it with the savagery of their kind and hacked it, limb from limb, leaving its carcass to rot under the pitiless white glare of Broadway.
• Here was civilization and savagery in dress at least.
• The soldiers displayed great savagery, fifty-three houses being destroyed.
• The savagery of the night, the tropical intensity of it, had got into him.
• He has had a terrible shaking, seen his chum killed perhaps, taken part in savagery let loose.
• If this is the best that civilisation can do for the human, then give us howling and naked savagery.
• But it would never have been accepted had not the horrors of savagery been utterly loathsome and repulsive to the nations that abandoned them.
• West Europe was, in 1903, quite ignorant of the state of primitive savagery from which the South Slavs were but beginning to rise.
• Thus, as defined by institutions, the stock was just above savagery and just within the lower stages of barbarism.
• If aught were needed to complete the contrast between civilization and savagery it was given by the comparison which the girl offered to the women in the canoe.
• Civilisation, as he had known it, might have been wiped off the face of the earth, and the remnants of humanity flung back into savagery.
• The plan was a piece of calculated savagery in which murder and outrage were considered means to accomplish a purpose.
• Not peculiar to savagery, ignorance, the Dark Ages, or periods of Religious crisis.
• Atchison, Ex-Vice-President of the United States, a kindness to conclude simply that he was drunk, otherwise he displayed utter savagery and barbarism.
• Their independence stimulated him, their savagery and their masterful ways.
• The conditions are largely those of savagery except where affected by Christian civilization through the missionary enterprise.
• Everywhere men of all sorts and ranks and degrees of savagery and culture eagerly respond to Him.
• It is the old ideal of later savagery, that the man should provide and protect, and the woman should breed children, care for the home, pray and wait.
• Hence I have given both sides and both kinds, the shadows and lights, the savagery as well as the gentleness of the wilderness creatures.
• To be sure, there were things sometimes to reveal the basic savagery and thin veneer.
• The country would then have been deserted and left to return to savagery.

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