brutalize 的定义
bru·tal·ized, bru·tal·iz·ing.
brutalize 近义词
corrupt
abuse
更多brutalize例句
- The warlords often brutalized Afghan civilians, including women and children.
- Then, like now, the Taliban were rapidly gaining ground amid a brutal civil war, capturing cities, brutalizing enemies and marching toward Kabul.
- Gobert might not be able to brutalize Morris or Batum in the post — that’s just not his game.
- Fans have seen him brutalize opponents with this play over and over.
- And, of course, it’s arriving in summer 2021 — a time when, in America at least, it’s starting to feel like the days of an isolating, brutalizing pandemic are waning.
- I heard that your fight back caused them to get more violent and brutalize you further.
- They run the economy, own major industries, and brutalize their foes—and Khamenei almost never contradicts them.
- His countenance showed marks of dissipation, for he was a heavy drinker, and this served to further brutalize his nature.
- The cursings and obscenities that taint the air and brutalize life elsewhere, were in this quaint old settlement unknown.
- Instead of softening his nature, this intelligence seemed only to harden and brutalize it.
- Human nature is everywhere much the same: cruel spectacles brutalize, whether in Spain or on a negro-plantation.
- It has a natural, an inevitable tendency to brutalize every noble faculty of man.