cruelly 的定义
cru·el·er, cru·el·est.
- willfully or knowingly causing pain or distress to others.
- enjoying the pain or distress of others: the cruel spectators of the gladiatorial contests.
- causing or marked by great pain or distress: a cruel remark; a cruel affliction.
- rigid; stern; strict; unrelentingly severe.
cruelly 近义词
savagely
更多cruelly例句
- I think that kids are cruel and their cruelty sort of grows in scope and scale as their hormones start to shift.
- It’s a cruel irony that the things that make a restaurant appealing are precisely what currently make it dangerous—the intimacy, the coziness, the groups of people deep in conversation, whiling away the hours over drinks and a meal.
- The President said things about your late husband that were cruel.
- Italy without its beloved calcetto—pickup soccer game—would have seemed a cruel and unusual punishment not long ago.
- What’s most cruel to me about this is that we have a program we could update and help fix this, but we keep looking the other way.
- Instead, he is cruelly jailed solely for the peaceful expression of his beliefs.
- I just went missing without a trace,” one man writes, “I just disappeared cruelly from their lives.
- But many of the nuns themselves were kind and not all the girls in their care were treated cruelly.
- When she wore a black-and-white striped dress, the Internet cruelly compared her to a Killer Whale.
- The sunset was cruelly beautiful and as dusk deepened the Christmas lights on the firehouse grew grimly brighter.
- He didn't want my father to marry my mother, and if he found us he would treat us cruelly.
- The ministers who advised this step, acted cruelly towards the government they left behind.
- Accordingly, the record of this hard-fighting soldier of the Empire has been cruelly buried in ridicule.
- Bascomb spurred his tired horse cruelly, and they got past Hot Springs at a fairly good gait.
- He is a Confederate soldier who was cruelly wounded at Pea Ridge, and found his way here.