Noun:

নোংরামি, বর্বরতা, পাশবতা, অনিষ্টাচারণ, দুষ্টতা, বদমাশী, মালিন্য, কদর্যতা, জঘন্যতা, হীনতা, নীচতা, পশুত্ব,

beastliness's Usage Examples:

The New York Times described the song as a "paean to the beauty and beastliness of growing up too fast in Southern California".

asked what the ballet was about, Cocteau replied: "Sunday vacuity; human beastliness, ready-made expressions, disassociation of ideas from flesh and bone.

root وحش waḥš "wild animal", it has also accordingly been translated "beastliness".

meaninglessness of war, the horror witnessed on the fields of battle, the beastliness of domestic squabbles in the name of religion and caste, the degradation.

trial, Alibert presented herself as the victim of the "brutality and beastliness" of her "oriental husband".

"Theatre: A horribly good performance of beastliness".

hydra-headed monster called federation basking in its constitutional beastliness--for that is what it is--in this bright and sunny land.

tribalism, and beastliness".

"Beauty and the beastliness: a tale of declining British values".

this war has made me deeply pessimistic, the incredible savagery and beastliness of the Germans and the immeasurable suffering they caused make me despair.

described the lyrics of "Human Behaviour" as a "parallel between the beastliness of humanity and the bestiality of nature.

languages to adequately express its beastliness.

proto-SF works, sex itself, of any type, was equated with base desires or "beastliness", as in Gulliver's Travels, which contrasts the animalistic and overtly.

Williams described Carroll's behavior as a combination of "sweetness" and "beastliness".

a copy of Ivie’s appeal and thought it contained “as much baudry and beastliness as can be imagined”.

Synonyms:

malevolence; malevolency; malice; meanness;

Antonyms:

generosity; niceness;