brutal in Italian
brutal in Italian is brutale — brutal means extremely violent, cruel, or harsh.
brutal in Italian
brutale
Savagely violent, vicious, ruthless, or cruel, often in an unintelligent manner.
What does "brutal" mean?
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adjective Extremely violent, cruel, or harsh.
"Climbers faced brutal winds and freezing temperatures near the top."
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adjective Blunt and unpleasant, but honest.
"Her review was brutal but fair, and it improved my essay."
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brutal in a sentence
- Climbers faced brutal winds and freezing temperatures near the top.
- The film depicts the brutal conditions in the prison camp.
- Her review was brutal but fair, and it improved my essay.
- He gave her some brutal but useful feedback on the draft.
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What is "brutal" in Italian?
"brutal" in Italian is brutale. brutal means: Extremely violent, cruel, or harsh.
How do you use "brutal" in a sentence?
Example: "Climbers faced brutal winds and freezing temperatures near the top." In Italian, "brutal" is brutale.
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