barbaric (Meaning)

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barbaric (s)

without civilizing influences

unrestrained and crudely rich

The barbaric practice of female genital mutilation is still prevalent in some regions.
Their barbaric actions left a trail of carnage and destruction.
The barbaric treatment of prisoners of war violated all international laws.
The leader's barbaric decree instilled fear and oppression throughout the realm.
The barbaric raid on the village resulted in countless innocent casualties.
The barbaric cruelty of the dictator's regime horrified the civilized world.
Their barbaric rituals involved grotesque and inhumane practices.
The barbaric nature of their warfare shocked and appalled witnesses.
The barbaric behavior of the thugs left a deep scar on the community.
The barbaric destruction of ancient artifacts deprived future generations of priceless cultural heritage.

without civilizing influences, unrestrained and crudely rich

brutal, ruthless, cruel, savage, vicious, inhuman,barbarous, inhumane, fiendish, sadistic

warm, warm, sympathetic, compassionate, compassionate, sympathetic, benign, benign,humane, humane

The barbaric practice of female genital mutilation is still prevalent in some regions.

Their barbaric actions left a trail of carnage and destruction.

The barbaric treatment of prisoners of war violated all international laws.

The leader's barbaric decree instilled fear and oppression throughout the realm.