Noun:

પશુતા, ક્રૂરતા,

brutishness's Usage Examples:

the Los Angeles Times said Beiste was "played with a perfect blend of brutishness and grace" by Jones.

He is shocked by the brutishness of Native Americans and English settlers alike, and he is swindled by.

Wolf (judges) Sued for debt Torn to pieces and shared with the judges The brutishness of malefactors is equalled by those who allow them to act thus.

His figural images depict people in an exaggerated ugliness or brutishness, casting him, much in contrast to the norms then prevailing in Greek.

Tempering his on-screen brutishness with humor, Montana starred in his own series of two-reel comedies in.

espoused the cause of "the children of Belial" who had worked such horrible brutishness in Gibeah toward the concubine of the Levite.

Local Khalkha Mongols, unsettled by Sando"s brutishness and the rapid pace of reforms, viewed these moves as little more than.

Nolte gives Brennan a kind of monumental brutishness -- he makes him seem utterly indomitable".

Negoiţescu"s homosexuality, was incompatible with both the "forceful brutishness" of communism and the "prude" nature of Romanian society.

Van Eyck"s depiction lays particular emphasis on the brutishness and indifference of the crowd witnessing Christ"s suffering.

argued how this must be regulated if people were not to fall back into "brutishness and misery".

His figural images depict people in an exaggerated ugliness or brutishness, casting him, much in contrast to the norms then prevailing.

is the result of a calculated policy from without to reduce them to brutishness.