savageness
71ἀγριότητι — ἀγριότης savageness fem dat sg …
72ἀγριότητος — ἀγριότης savageness fem gen sg …
73barbarity — [n] crudity, savagery boorishness, brutality, crudeness, cruelty, inhumanity, ruthlessness, savageness, viciousness, vulgarity; concept 633 Ant. kindness …
74brutality — [n] cruel treatment atrocity, barbarism, barbarity, bloodthirstiness, brutishness, choke hold*, cruelty, ferocity, fierceness, grossness, inhumanity, ruthlessness, sadism, savageness, savagery, third degree*, unfeelingness, viciousness; concepts… …
75cruelty — [n] brutality, harshness animality, barbarism, barbarity, bestiality, bloodthirstiness, brutishness, callousness, coarseness, coldness, depravity, despotism, ferocity, fiendishness, fierceness, hard heartedness, heartlessness, inhumanity,… …
76brutalism — ► NOUN ▪ cruelty and savageness …
77savage — [sav′ij] adj. [ME sauvage < OFr salvage < VL salvaticus, wild < L silvaticus, belonging to a wood, wild < silva, a wood: see SYLVAN] 1. wild, uncultivated, rugged, etc. [a savage jungle] 2. fierce; ferocious; untamed [a savage tiger]… …
78ferine — adjective wild and menacing a pack of feral dogs • Syn: ↑feral, ↑savage • Similar to: ↑wild, ↑untamed • Derivationally related forms: ↑savageness …
79fierceness — noun the property of being wild or turbulent (Freq. 1) the storm s violence • Syn: ↑ferocity, ↑furiousness, ↑fury, ↑vehemence, ↑violence, ↑wildness • …
80furiousness — noun the property of being wild or turbulent the storm s violence • Syn: ↑ferocity, ↑fierceness, ↑fury, ↑vehemence, ↑violence, ↑wildness • Derivationally related forms: ↑ …