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barbarisation's Usage Examples:

bilateral Anglo-Russian mediation of the war, and also spoke of the “barbarisation project” said to be planned for Greece.

barbarisation of Rome's military forces beginning in this period.

The barbarisation of the lower ranks was paralleled by a concurrent barbarisation of.

Micić coined the idea of Barbarogenije, proposing Balkanisation and barbarisation of Europe.

had also been de-humanised resulting in the barbarisation of warfare.

The final phase of this barbarisation was the "scorched earth" policy utilised by.

That "barbarisation" parallelled changes within Barbaricum.

Arbetaren stated that the proposition would lead to “the militarisation and barbarisation of the young souls”, and several others went as far as drawing parallels.

The barbarisation theory, ultimately derived from Edward Gibbon's 18th-century magnum.

plans for the "barbarisation project", but pointedly refused to put their denials into writing.

Russia warned that if the "barbarisation project" was a.

ISBN 0-500-27495-9), Ferrill supports the claims of Vegetius, about increased "barbarisation" and "germanisation" helping to cause the collapse of the Western Roman.

Omer Bartov described the orders as "the barbarisation of warfare".

large numbers of military units with barbarian names, gave rise to the "barbarisation" theory of the fall of the Roman empire.

barbarisation's Meaning':

an act that makes people primitive and uncivilized

Synonyms:

debasement; barbarization; degradation;

Antonyms:

purity;