brutify Antonyms
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Meaning of brutify
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brutify (v. t.)
To make like a brute; to make senseless, stupid, or unfeeling; to brutalize.
brutify Sentence Examples
- The dictator's oppressive regime sought to brutify dissenting voices through fear and intimidation.
- Continuous exposure to violent media can brutify the sensibilities of young minds.
- The harsh conditions of the prison system can brutify inmates, hardening them against rehabilitation.
- The relentless bullying at school began to brutify the victim's once gentle nature.
- The constant struggle for survival in the wilderness can brutify even the most compassionate individuals.
- The grueling training regimen aimed to brutify the recruits, preparing them for the rigors of combat.
- The brutal tactics employed by the military served to brutify soldiers, desensitizing them to the horrors of war.
- Systemic discrimination can brutify entire communities, perpetuating cycles of violence and oppression.
- The toxic environment of the workplace began to brutify the morale of the employees.
- The degradation of society's moral values can brutify the collective conscience, leading to a culture of indifference and cruelty.
FAQs About the word brutify
To make like a brute; to make senseless, stupid, or unfeeling; to brutalize.
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The dictator's oppressive regime sought to brutify dissenting voices through fear and intimidation.
Continuous exposure to violent media can brutify the sensibilities of young minds.
The harsh conditions of the prison system can brutify inmates, hardening them against rehabilitation.
The relentless bullying at school began to brutify the victim's once gentle nature.
