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Meanings of savageness in anglès
Usage of savageness in anglès
1
The whole affair sank to the deeper deeps of rancor and savageness.
2
They fought swiftly and with a despairing savageness denoted in their expressions.
3
Jackson, I perceived, drank considerably, as if incited thereto by compressed savageness.
4
In their first coalitions of society, much of this original savageness is retained.
5
But the old man battered at all this excellence with savageness.
6
Where now they express chiefly savageness, they would have expressed fire and grace.
7
They had been, not tamed into submission, but baited into savageness and stubborness.
8
Th' women are as bad as th' men, in their savageness, this time.
9
The savageness with which he was turned on, enlightened him.
10
Mr. Woodward gave me a look that was savageness itself.
11
The savageness in his voice disarmed her, and she blinked.
12
I knew what he was," he said with sudden savageness, "all along.
13
You'll come and sing the savageness out of this bear?
14
The reason for his savageness was that he despised the men with whom he played.
15
Beneficent strength of civilization crushing the savageness of inhumanity.
16
This, for those who are acquainted with their savageness and brutality, is wonderful beyond exaggeration.
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United Kingdom
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