"Savager" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
"Savager" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
"Savager" Meaning
Savager refers to a person who is cruel, brutal, or ferocious, often delighting in causing pain or injuring others.
For example, "The savager of animals was ejected from the wildlife sanctuary for his cruel treatment of the animals."
"Savager" Examples
Savager
Verb
1. The hikers had to make a savager attack on the wild camping sloth as it emerged aggressively.
2. He made a savager attempt at the yoga pose and fell on his face.
3. The trappers made a forced savager withdrawal from the prime location.
4. She took a short savager and the gym mat caught her hurtling body.
5. The bunch over"Our heard the savager noise from the house across the wall, and begun to fear again.
"Savager" Similar Words
Sauvegarde
Sauvignon
Sava
Savage
Savaged
1. Abused or mistreated; broken or damaged severely: "The athlete was savaged by the coaching staff for her mistake." <br>2. Having a fierce and savage nature; ferocious: "The savaged reputation of the wild animal had put off all the tourists."
Savagely
Savageness
Savageness refers to a lacking in civilization, refinement, or culture; a state of being wild, fierce, and uncontrolled. It can also describe something that is brutal, harsh, or violent, such as an act of savageness in a war or a savage treatment of prisoners.<br><br>In a broader sense, savageness can also be used to describe a quality that is unrefined, tough, and resilient, often associated with someone or something that exists in an untamed or uninhibited environment.<br><br>Example: The movie depicted the savageness of the war, showing the brutal fighting and bloodshed.
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