barbarisation Antonyms
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Meaning of barbarisation
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barbarisation (n)
an act that makes people primitive and uncivilized
barbarisation Sentence Examples
- The once-civilized region succumbed to barbarization, plunging into chaos and violence.
- The invasion led to the rapid barbarization of the city, destroying its cultural heritage and institutions.
- Fear and anarchy reigned as the barbarian horde unleashed a wave of barbarization across the land.
- The conflict resulted in the complete barbarization of the society, leaving no trace of its former refinement.
- The leader's tyranny fostered an atmosphere of barbarization, suppressing dissent and promoting brutality.
- The war had a devastating impact, leading to the barbarization of the once-orderly nation.
- The tribe's isolation and lack of education contributed to its gradual barbarization.
- The rise of the cult instilled a sense of barbarization in its followers, inciting them to violence and intolerance.
- The economic crisis pushed many into poverty and desperation, leading to a general barbarization of the populace.
- The political turmoil and power struggles resulted in the barbarization of the government, eroding trust and promoting corruption.
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an act that makes people primitive and uncivilized
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The once-civilized region succumbed to barbarization, plunging into chaos and violence.
The invasion led to the rapid barbarization of the city, destroying its cultural heritage and institutions.
Fear and anarchy reigned as the barbarian horde unleashed a wave of barbarization across the land.
The conflict resulted in the complete barbarization of the society, leaving no trace of its former refinement.
