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Meanings of brutalisation in English

Catalan
animalització

An act that makes people cruel or lacking normal human qualities.

animalització
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Examples for "brutalization"
Examples for "brutalization"
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He approved of a little healthy roughness, but this was pure brutalization.
The Longest Journey
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He noted a few bruises on pale skin, but no overt signs of brutalization.
Sisterhood of Dune
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The worst condition is the moral brutalization which the absence of physical evil would engender.
Morals and Dogma of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Fr...
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The reflexive meekness of these people was a sorry comment on the brutalization of American society.
Dark rivers of the heart
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Wells Barnett was angry that the brutalization and lynching of Black folk went completely undocumented and unavenged.
Ebony
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He plunged Animalization into its shoulder, and the creature let out a howl.
Blue noon
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"It's called Animalization." He winced as the tridec left his lips.
Blue noon
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The golems tried to face them-interventions, the manifestations of sentient control against the animalisation of raw forces.
Iron Council
Usage of brutalisation in English
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But I was struck by its cavalier defence of state violence and brutalisation.
The Guardian
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But she argued the the brutalisation of children was not an isolated incident.
The Guardian
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It shows the slow arc of Maya's brutalisation, and her feelings after striking back, too.
The Guardian
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But also some bigger things: the stripping away of citizenship and the brutalisation of everyday life.
The Irish Times
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Deeply rooted criminal networks don't help, nor does the legacy of radicalisation and brutalisation of decades of violence.
The Guardian
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The black slaves whose brutalisation made Britain the global power it then was remain invisible, erased and unseen.
The Guardian
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But we will not support the tyranny and the brutalisation of our people. And finally… Does this include the Shivambus?
The South African
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That a period of incarceration might offer some respite from the routine brutalisation of ordinary life is a cause for despair.
The Irish Times
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If the life of the world is to be brutalised by her death, the rich must share that brutalisation with the poor.
Hopes and Fears for Art
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Are you prepared to take a strong position relating to the NATO bombing of Belgrade and the ongoing brutalisation of the people of Iraq .
The Irish Times
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In some of them, despite the many brutalisations of the 20th century, that character endures.
The Guardian
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But I was struck by its cavalier defence of state violence and brutalisation.
The Guardian
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But she argued the the brutalisation of children was not an isolated incident.
The Guardian
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It shows the slow arc of Maya's brutalisation, and her feelings after striking back, too.
The Guardian
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But also some bigger things: the stripping away of citizenship and the brutalisation of everyday life.
The Irish Times
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Deeply rooted criminal networks don't help, nor does the legacy of radicalisation and brutalisation of decades of violence.
The Guardian
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