Word: savagery
Category: savagery
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Synonyms: savagery
brutality, barbarity, barbarism, viciousness, ferociousness, savageness
Translations: savagery
spanish
salvajismo, barbarie, el salvajismo, la barbarie, ferocidad
german
wildheit
french
sauvagerie
italian
ferocia, barbarie, selvaggio, crudeltà, stato selvaggio
portuguese
selvageria, selvajaria, barbárie, ferocidade, a selvageria
dutch
wreedheid, woestheid, barbaarsheid, wildheid, primitiviteit
russian
жестокость, свирепость, дикость
norwegian
villskap, grusomhet, råskap, villskapen, barbari
swedish
savageryen, barbari, grymhet, vildhet
finnish
hirmuteko
danish
vildskab, grusomhed, barbari, vilde tilstand, den vilde tilstand
czech
divokost
polish
barbarzyństwo, dzikość, bestialstwo, zdziczenie, brutalność
hungarian
vadság, kegyetlensége, kegyetlenséget, vadsággal, a kegyetlenséget
turkish
vahşet, vahşeti, vahşetin
greek
αγριότητα, βαρβαρότητα, αγριότητας, βαρβαρότητας, θηριωδία
ukrainian
жорстокість, дикість, лютість
albanian
egërsi, egërsia, egërsinë, ashpërsi
bulgarian
диващина, варварство, свирепост, дивачеството, диващината
belarusian
дзікунства, дзікасць, дзікасьць, некранутасць, дзікасць ад
estonian
metslus
croatian
divljaštvo, okrutnost, divljina, svirepost
icelandic
grimmd
lithuanian
žiaurumas, laukinumas, Žiauriai, Brutalumą, Barbarzyństwo
latvian
mežonību
macedonian
дивјаштвото, дивјаштво, варварството, дивина, бруталност
romanian
sălbăticie, sălbăticia, sălbăticiei, salbaticie, salbaticia
slovenian
divjaštva, divjaštvo, Divjina, divjosti
slovak
barbar, Barbaru, barbara
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The meaning and "use of": savagery
noun
- the quality of being fierce or cruel.
- (chiefly in historical or literary contexts) the condition of being primitive or uncivilized.
