Become brutal or insensitive and unfeeling.
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Examples for "brutalize"
Examples for "brutalize"
1I thought of how Merril used to beat and brutalize Faunita.
2I used those snow days to train and brutalize myself.
3The prison almost invariably tends to brutalize men and breeds bitterness and blank despair.
4To brutalize a man's conscience seemed to him worse than to murder his body.
5How habitual sin and misery suffice to brutalize "the human face divine"!
1And for many of the others, it could only brutalise them further.
2They shared experiences of how drug policies stigmatise and brutalise farmers.
3We encourage each other in vindictiveness and hypocrisy, we cow and brutalise the transgressor.
4He says law enforcement and immigration officials have continued to brutalise and wrongfully detain him.
5Johann continued to brutalise because he had been able to kill his mother without remorse.
1Instead of saying that we Americanize them, we should confess that we animalize them.
2Anything that animalizes men, is a menace to the life of the state and prevents the purpose of government.
3Even the intellect he shows seems actually animalized, and we shudder at its subtlety, as at the cunning of a reptile.
4From all this they deduced a lofty theory which embraces all mankind, and all that portion of creation which may be animalized.
5Embryos may be animalized by growth in the presence of zinc ions, resulting in cilia averaging nearly twice the normal 20 microns length.
1N.B.-Theheads of the DOG and the CAT should be only discreetly animalised.
2A horrible fancy came into my head that Moreau, after animalising these men, had infected their dwarfed brains with a kind of deification of himself.