Meanings of almost barbaric in English

To leave a maternity hospital without a baby is almost barbaric.

She had an almost barbaric sense of duty and of family.

A pageant of gold that was almost barbaric was offered to Mrs. Armine.

The size of the rooms and their majestic furnishings were almost barbaric in their splendor.

Our mother liked bright, almost barbaric colors on children.

Hand Drill Drilling It's almost barbaric in execution.

The problem which he had so sedulously avoided was forced upon him ruthlessly, with almost barbaric simplicity.

It was arresting and strange, almost barbaric-looking.

Lady Carey came sweeping in, wonderful in a black velvet gown and a display of jewels almost barbaric.

He certainly had the best heart in the world, and yet hatred with him was almost barbaric in its intensity.

He says in today's climate seclusion appears "archaic, almost barbaric" but the government is not following through with alternatives.

On the following day Ferdinand himself made his solemn entry into the capital, amid wild demonstrations of an almost barbaric loyalty.

The conception of profusion becomes almost barbaric in the three pavilioned entrances, flanked on either side by the tall finials suggesting minarets.

Thus I was brought up in almost barbaric splendour, with a number of persons whose only business was to attend upon my wishes.