Noun:

କାରୁଲ |,

crueler's Usage Examples:

detour June Pinchao Jiang: The inbeing of the Chinese Communist Party is crueler than wolf, it is not qualified to rehab for the June Fourth Reporters without.

In 1948, the brigade"s reputation was as one of the crueler combat forces of the period.

from Indonesia as the "elder brother of Asia"; however, the Japanese were crueler to dissidents than their Dutch counterparts.

Some Indian mahouts decry this method as crueler than simply starving and dehydrating the animal for a week, after which.

and as a series of tit-for-tat actions escalate, they also start to get crueler and more destructive.

asked for this because he felt he was becoming his old self who was a much crueler man.

for breaking his daughters heart, but they tell him that the audience is crueler, and they are being spared the worst of it.

Gradually the two boys are fanaticized and become crueler by war conditions.

when they come; but famine is forestalling slavery, and the partisans are crueler than either.

prevent the foot from popping out of the grip of the instrument as it became sweatier, a crueler variant of this device—typically encountered in Nuremberg, Germany—lined.

fanfare upon its original release, but perhaps the world of art was much crueler towards modern musicians.

Throughout the film the assistant starts to play crueler and crueler tricks on her employer.

Some of the crueler decisions which Gopikabai took in later life, including severing relations.

Synonyms:

inhumane, barbarous, fell, roughshod, savage, brutal, vicious,

Antonyms:

mild, virtuous, unmalicious, right, humane,