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barbarizing (p. pr. & vb. n.)
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barbarizing Sentence Examples
- The brutal conquest barbarized the once-civilized nation, leaving behind a legacy of violence and destruction.
- The barbaric actions of the invaders included pillaging, burning, and massacring innocent civilians.
- The barbaric ritual horrified onlookers, its purpose lost in the depths of ancient superstition.
- The barbarian horde descended upon the city, barbarizing its streets with a wave of unchecked terror.
- The barbarizing tendencies of the outlaw gang spread fear throughout the lawless frontier.
- The barbarizing effects of war transformed the once-peaceful countryside into a desolate wasteland.
- The barbaric leader reveled in the destruction he wrought, his cruelty knowing no bounds.
- The barbarian's presence barbarized the court, bringing with it an atmosphere of chaos and violence.
- The barbarizing effects of poverty left children starving and homes in ruins, creating a heartbreaking spectacle.
- The once-great civilization was barbarized from within, its values corrupted by greed and tyranny.
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The brutal conquest barbarized the once-civilized nation, leaving behind a legacy of violence and destruction.
The barbaric actions of the invaders included pillaging, burning, and massacring innocent civilians.
The barbaric ritual horrified onlookers, its purpose lost in the depths of ancient superstition.
The barbarian horde descended upon the city, barbarizing its streets with a wave of unchecked terror.
