atrocities (Meaning)

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atrocities (pl.)

of Atrocity

No weak antonyms found.

The atrocities committed during the war left indelible scars on the survivors' minds.
The government condemned the atrocities perpetrated by rebel forces, calling them a violation of human rights.
The sight of the atrocities deeply disturbed the soldiers, leaving them haunted by nightmares.
The international community condemned the atrocities as acts of barbarism and called for accountability.
The museum displayed graphic images of the atrocities, serving as a harrowing reminder of the horrors of war.
The survivors of the atrocities struggled to rebuild their lives, carrying the weight of their trauma.
The trial of the perpetrators of the atrocities brought a sense of justice to the victims and their families.
The atrocities committed in the name of ideology laid bare the darkest depths of human depravity.
The world must never forget the atrocities of genocide, to prevent such horrors from ever happening again.
The atrocities against civilians shocked and outraged the conscience of humanity, leading to widespread condemnation.

of Atrocity

horror, frightfulness, dreadfulness, awfulness, hideousness, heinousness, horridness, wickedness, agony, vileness

pleasurableness, pleasantness, delightfulness, agreeableness, appeal,pleasantness, appeal, pleasurableness, desirability, desirability

The atrocities committed during the war left indelible scars on the survivors' minds.

The government condemned the atrocities perpetrated by rebel forces, calling them a violation of human rights.

The sight of the atrocities deeply disturbed the soldiers, leaving them haunted by nightmares.

The international community condemned the atrocities as acts of barbarism and called for accountability.