brutally English

Meaning brutally meaning

What does brutally mean?

brutally

— adverb (= viciously) in a vicious manner he was viciously attacked

Synonyms brutally synonyms

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brutally English » English

cruelly

savagely

ruthlessly

mercilessly

heartlessly

viciously

without mercy

unkindly

fiercely

atrociously

without pity

wildly

wastefully

unfeelingly

severely

savagery

roughly

remorselessly

pitilessly

oppressively

malevolently

inhumanly

inhumanely

ferociously

coarsely

callously

bloodily

bestially

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Simple sentences

The uprising was brutally suppressed.

Tom was brutally murdered.

Tom was brutally murdered on October 20, 2013.

She was brutally murdered.

Movie subtitles

Lying before you is the body of the brutally killed sailor Grigory Vakulinchuk. killed by a senior officer of the squadron battleship Prince Tavrichesky.

I wouldn't put it that brutally.

I love you very much, but why do you speak so brutally?

Their lives - especially the women's lives - are brutally hard.

In the early hours of this morning, a young woman was brutally beaten to death. by one William Sikes.

The world, that can be so brutally cruel to the poor, professes to condemn the pursuit of wealth in the same breath.

His had been brutally murdered, for no apparent reason.

She's brutally frank.

She gives me the brutally frank version, and I sort of tart it up for them.

He gave you the girl. and you brutally killed her.

That you maliciously and brutally caused the death of your invalid employer, the Countess Wallenstein.

I was brutally kidnapped by that one-man goon squad.

I'll bash him brutally.

Oh my hair, was falling to on knees. - You two remained here by yourselves? He grabbed you brutally.

They brutally murdered civilians in order to make themselves relevant. I have no intention of letting that continue.

Both the men who were so brutally murdered were innocent civilians, not only that, but intellectuals trusted by those around them.

You'll admit that, won't you? This boy saw his mother being brutally beaten by a drunken father.

Once upon a time in the East the British brutally invaded this small middle kingdom and thus caused today's struggles creating a new order in East Asia.

Each of these red flags scattered through the city stands for a woman brutally murdered, a woman's terror, a woman's death agony.

She was brutally murdered.

And the two persons unknown to surrender, And thereupon was brutally slain.

You may brutally beat your labourers, but it doesn't mean others will be intimidated.

I must say, you're brutally frank.

They were brutally slain by pale faces.

If the Riddler tries to make good-- -I'll bash him brutally.

What would you do, if a beloved friend of yours were chained in a cage and brutally beaten with a stick?

The film that you're about to see is the story of a modern girl, a young provincial brutally thrown into the feverish atmosphere of Paris.

They treated her brutally.

While on therapeutic shore leave, Mr. Scott has fallen under suspicion of having brutally murdered an Argelian woman.

Forgive me for speaking brutally.

I, brutally, want you to leave my land!

He brutally murdered a woman in furtherance of theft.

All right but if that isn't so, if that oneness does exist somehow, then why do we go in so brutally, why do we interfere so much with the material base of our spirits?

My overtures were brutally rejected.

He was also brutally beaten, thrown in a car and taken away.

A wise and beloved President brutally shot down in his last hour of office.

It's my fault, I've spoken brutally to you.

News and current affairs

Which means they go as in a cold democracy and a brutally cold free market.

Chechnya was a hotbed of anarchy and terrorism, with various clans brutally competing with each other and, in the process, threatening the region's stability.

As the 9-11 terrorist attacks on the US brutally reminded us, a lethal threat need not come from equivalent military hardware.

What is true is that the Israelis lacked a coherent war plan, so that even their most purposeful bombing came off as brutally destructive (though with a deterrence payoff, as Syria's immobility showed).

After the collapse in 1945 of the Japanese empire, which had ruled quite brutally over the whole of Korea since 1910, the Soviet Red Army occupied the north, and the US occupied the south.

Meanwhile, the terror attacks in Paris have brutally reminded us, once again, that global challenges - such as terrorism, the war in Syria, and the refugee crisis - require truly global responses.

Yet every attempt by Greece even to raise the issue was brutally rebuffed by its counterparties.

But, apart from his sentimental wartime connections to Japan, his anti-Communism was incentive enough to continue warm relations with the imperial power that had brutally colonized Korea for a half-century.

The UN's Human Rights Council would not have dared to put Russia in the dock for razing Grozny, Chechnya's capital, or China for brutally suppressing the people of Tibet and the Muslim Uighur minority.

All of these protests were brutally crushed, which resulted in many West European Communists leaving the Party in utter disillusion.

Brutally competitive in both politics and world markets, innovative and resilient, China will be more dominant than any nation save America.

After going to the cinema, she and her boyfriend were beaten, before she was brutally assaulted and attacked with an iron rod for more than an hour.

The elites have fought back, often brutally, to protect their property.

Russia conquered Muslim territories in the Volga-Ural area, Caucasus and Central Asia, and brutally suppressed any resistance.

If the British unions wanted to be ethically consistent, they should apply the same strategies to universities in the numerous countries where human rights are brutally abused and free speech suppressed.

She was then kept in the dungeon by her husband's family and brutally tortured for months, because she refused to work as a prostitute.

The army brutally suppressed any opposition to Bururi rule.

The absence of laws mandating force to block separatist activity has never stopped Chinese authorities from brutally persecuting individuals and groups who have called for an independent Tibet or Xinjiang.

Such policy may be brutally effective in the short term; in the long term, it is certain to be costly for Turkey.

Think of the graduates as holding a master's degree in brutal (and brutally inefficient) administration.

As the two lawyers were traveling on a bus, a gang of men, some of them wielding metal pipes, boarded it and brutally assaulted them.

The man was later brutally interrogated in a former Gestapo torture facility and spent 14 years in prison.

In 2006, the French Jew Ilan Halimi was kidnapped and brutally tortured in a cellar for three weeks, resulting in his death.

But his rule was also brutally repressive.

PRAGUE - Ten years ago today the Czechoslovak Communist power brutally intervened against a peaceful demonstration of students who had decided to pay tribute to the memory Jan Opletal, a student who was one of the first victims of Nazism.

The state then brutally crushes the militias, making matters worse, and politicians manipulate the actors for their own purposes.