savagery in Latin
savagery in Latin is saevitia — savagery means extreme cruelty or violent, brutal behaviour.
savagery in Latin
saevitia
Savages collectively; the world of savages.
What does "savagery" mean?
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noun Extreme cruelty or violent, brutal behaviour.
"The court described the crime as an act of pure savagery."
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noun A specific act of shocking violence or cruelty.
"Historians documented the savageries committed during the war."
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savagery in a sentence
- The court described the crime as an act of pure savagery.
- Historians documented the savageries committed during the war.
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What is "savagery" in Latin?
"savagery" in Latin is saevitia. savagery means: Extreme cruelty or violent, brutal behaviour.
How do you use "savagery" in a sentence?
Example: "The court described the crime as an act of pure savagery." In Latin, "savagery" is saevitia.
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