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Meanings of barbarism in English
Usage of barbarism in English
1
They have simply grown and developed in the natural plane of barbarism.
2
The boasted progress of civilization is dissolved in the barbarism of war.
3
Capital punishment exists at a paradoxical junction point of civilisation and barbarism.
4
But in the century succeeding his death the country relapsed into barbarism.
5
Feudality was the natural first step of a people emerging from barbarism.
6
Superstition and barbarism shared the honour and the spoils of this victory.
7
The last hopes of barbarism had passed with the shades of night.
8
The barbarism of these proposals was covered by the fig-leaf of enlightenment.
9
But execution was too easy, and Paul had had enough of barbarism.
10
But it's moving directly from barbarism to decadence without ever encountering civilization.
11
Your civilization is your disease; my barbarism is my restoration to health.
12
Some relic of ancient African barbarism still lingered in their untutored minds.
13
Such the difference between physical and moral courage, between barbarism and civilization.
14
The real issue is between civilization and barbarism, between peace and war.
15
Shakespeare has been sometimes taxed with the barbarism of profuseness and exaggeration.
16
Born in Asiatic filth, ignorance and barbarism, it now menaces modern civilization.
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Translations for barbarism
Portuguese
Russian
Barbarism through the time
Barbarism across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common