brutalise's Usage Examples:

forced to participate in torturing their parents to death in order to brutalise and dehumanise them.

"Cops 'brutalise' New Age journo".

them to their original units where they might undermine discipline or brutalise their fellow soldiers.

"How cow protection laws brutalise our culture".

struggle it faces when interacting with other societies - some of which brutalise their own members, pose threats to other civilisations, or threaten the.

NME journalist Richard Cook wrote that the Associates "brutalise form with a purpose," continuing: "In trying to dismantle the accepted.

judges hearing the case, observed "In the name of terrorism we cannot brutalise the law.

the right to join a union which would allow them to refuse orders to brutalise the public.

They take Alex outside of town, brutalise him, and abandon him there.

are assisting those who are using state assets to enrich themselves or brutalise their own people" and that "this corruption denies the world's poorest.

Taliban: "Now, as adults and rulers, the Taliban beat, stone, rape, and brutalise women, they don't seem to know what else to do with them.

International further documents the widespread use of rape by Burma's soldiers to brutalise women from five different ethnic nationalities.

He argued that no man can degrade or brutalise the other without degrading and brutalising himself and that sustainable economic growth comes.

counterattacks from the army which would simply cordon off a suburb and brutalise its residents until the guerrillas were revealed.

"Denmark: Police brutalise climate protesters".

legitimate in one context can be unnecessarily violent (contributing to brutalise social relations) in another.

divine love, "humanity, to my mind, would suffer a damage that might brutalise it, and sink the human race.

his many mutineers (more than three) choose to storm Command Centre and brutalise the staff into submission.

Synonyms:

animalize; brutalize; animalise; change;

Antonyms:

dissimilate; tune; decrease; stiffen; stay;