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Meanings of viciousness in English
Portuguese
brutalidade Spanish
brutalidad Usage of viciousness in English
1
The fact is, they did not suspect the viciousness of the text.
2
Full marks for the way she suggested a vulnerability behind the viciousness.
3
That had been only nature's impersonal work, while this was human viciousness.
4
Has this country really sunk to such levels of depravity and viciousness?
5
What was most disturbing about Mr Healy's letter was its personal viciousness.
6
His was not the viciousness of nature, but the corruption of success.
7
The viciousness of his regime is not a figment of belligerent demonisation.
8
People glared at each other and barked insults with a special viciousness.
9
But the first sign of viciousness he shows, he shall be shot.
10
When moments of viciousness break her affectless surface, it is genuinely disquieting.
11
He was known as a little demon, of insensate cruelty and viciousness.
12
She turned on him with the sudden viciousness of a cat cornered.
13
It is difficult to find words to describe such evil and viciousness.
14
He looked the very personification of impotent viciousness; the incarnation of devilish rage.
15
Lady Sophia's thoughts came through loud and clear, bombarding her with their viciousness.
16
They were the iron, the physical power, the instinctual viciousness of the colony.
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Viciousness across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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