brutality in Greek
brutality in Greek is αγριότητα — brutality means the quality of being savagely violent or cruel.
brutality in Greek
αγριότητα
Pronounced: agriotita
The state of being brutal.
What does "brutality" mean?
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noun The quality of being savagely violent or cruel.
"The sheer brutality of the assault shocked the town."
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noun An act of excessive, cruel force, especially by police or authorities.
"The footage showed clear evidence of police brutality."
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brutality in a sentence
- The sheer brutality of the assault shocked the town.
- Reports documented the brutality of the regime's crackdown.
- The footage showed clear evidence of police brutality.
- Campaigners are demanding an inquiry into the brutality shown in the video.
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What is "brutality" in Greek?
"brutality" in Greek is αγριότητα. brutality means: The quality of being savagely violent or cruel.
How do you pronounce αγριότητα?
"brutality" in Greek is αγριότητα, pronounced "agriotita".
How do you use "brutality" in a sentence?
Example: "The sheer brutality of the assault shocked the town." In Greek, "brutality" is αγριότητα.
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