barbarous
31barbarous — adjective See barbaric …
32barbarous — adj 1. primitive, rude, wild, uncivilized. See barbarian (def.1). 2. ferocious, fierce, savage, vicious; brutish, murderous, slaughterous; remorseless, unrelenting. See barbaric (defs.2, 3). 3. discordant, dissonant, cacophanous, harsh;… …
33barbarous — bar·ba·rous …
34barbarous — [ˈbɑːbərəs] adj extremely violent and cruel …
35barbarous — /ˈbabərəs/ (say bahbuhruhs) adjective 1. relating to or characteristic of barbarians; uncivilised, uncouth or cruel. 2. stylistically unacceptable. {Latin barbarus, from Greek barbaros foreign, non Greek} –barbarously, adverb –barbarousness, noun …
36barbarous — Hana loko ino …
37barbarous — Strange, rude, and uncivilized …
38barbarous — adj. 1 uncivilized. 2 cruel. 3 coarse and unrefined. Derivatives: barbarously adv. barbarousness n. Etymology: orig. of any foreign language or people: f. L f. Gk barbaros foreign …
39barbaric, barbarous — These words are closely related to each other and to such terms as barbarian, barbarism, and barbarity. Both barbaric and barbarous are adjectives meaning uncivilized, primitive, without civilizing influences. Barbaric is occasionally used in a… …
40barbaric, barbarous — Barbaric, properly used, emphasizes crudity and a lack of civilizing influence. A sharpened stick might be considered a barbaric implement of war. Barbarous stresses cruelty and harshness and usually contains at least a hint of moral… …