savaged Sentence Examples
- The hungry lion savaged the gazelle with a powerful bite.
- The reviewers savaged the new movie, criticising its poor plot and acting.
- The weather savaged the coastline, causing widespread damage and flooding.
- The detective savaged the suspect's alibi, exposing its flaws and inconsistencies.
- The financial crisis savaged the economy, leading to job losses and business closures.
- Critics savaged the politician's latest speech, condemning its inflammatory language and lack of substance.
- The forest fire savaged thousands of acres of land, leaving behind only charred remains.
- The disease savaged the population, claiming countless lives and leaving survivors with debilitating conditions.
- The lawsuit savaged the company's reputation, exposing its unethical practices and negligence.
- The storm savaged the ship, tearing at its sails and threatening to sink it.
savaged Meaning
savaged
not domesticated or under human control, malicious, a person belonging to a primitive society, a brutal person, not tamed, very critical or harsh, not civilized, wild, uncultivated, boorish, rude, lacking the restraints normal to civilized human beings, lacking complex or advanced culture, a person belonging to a group with a low level of civilization, not cultivated, very cruel and unrestrained, to attack or treat brutally, a rude or unmannerly person
Synonyms & Antonyms of savaged
Synonyms:
- affronted
- disparaged
- rebuked
- libelled
- lit-into
- profaned
- harangued
- beat-up-on
- reprimanded
- chided
- slandered
- potshot
- harried
- traduced
- whipped
- chastised
- vilified
- belittled
- libeled
- bad-mouthed
- imprecated
- blasphemed
- slurred
- reviled
- execrated
- sailed-into
- belabored
- fulminated
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
FAQs About the word savaged
not domesticated or under human control, malicious, a person belonging to a primitive society, a brutal person, not tamed, very critical or harsh, not civilized
attacked, slammed, scolded,abused, criticized, jumped (on), tied into, insulted, scathed, vituperated
praised, hailed, acclaimed, commended,complimented, lauded,
The hungry lion savaged the gazelle with a powerful bite.
The reviewers savaged the new movie, criticising its poor plot and acting.
The weather savaged the coastline, causing widespread damage and flooding.
The detective savaged the suspect's alibi, exposing its flaws and inconsistencies.
