brutalise Antonyms
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Meaning of brutalise
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brutalise (v)
treat brutally
make brutal, unfeeling, or inhuman
become brutal or insensitive and unfeeling
brutalise Sentence Examples
- The dictator's regime sought to brutalise dissenters into submission.
- The gang members would often brutalise rival factions to assert dominance.
- The bullies at school would brutalise anyone they perceived as weak.
- War can brutalise even the most compassionate individuals.
- The abuse he suffered as a child left him emotionally scarred and brutalised.
- The soldiers were ordered to brutalise the enemy forces to achieve victory.
- The criminal justice system should not be used to further brutalise already traumatized individuals.
- Some argue that violent video games can desensitize players and even brutalise them.
- The goal of rehabilitation in prisons is to prevent inmates from becoming further brutalised by their experiences.
- It's essential to address the root causes of violence to prevent communities from becoming brutalised by ongoing conflict.
FAQs About the word brutalise
treat brutally, make brutal, unfeeling, or inhuman, become brutal or insensitive and unfeeling
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The dictator's regime sought to brutalise dissenters into submission.
The gang members would often brutalise rival factions to assert dominance.
The bullies at school would brutalise anyone they perceived as weak.
War can brutalise even the most compassionate individuals.
