brutalising's Usage Examples:

self-defeating, therefore, to expose first-time offenders to the corrosive and brutalising effect of prison for trifling offences.

It has a reputation for systematically neglecting and brutalising inmates.

House General information Status Complete Type flats Architectural style brutalising postmodern Location Ham Common, London Address TW10 7JE Country England.

" He continues that it is "brutalising work as well as cruel work," adding that it is the society which creates.

notorious incident in 1985 in which Wiltshire Police were accused of brutalising a convoy of travellers on land near Stonehenge, making over 300 arrests.

against companies which used illegal workers, people whom they accused of brutalising detainees, or self-defence groups.

"one of the nastiest songs to ever be called catchy" and praising its "brutalising breakdowns" and "primal screams".

menschenverachtend, frauenfeindlich und verrohend" (cruel, inhuman, misogynistic, brutalising).

historian Richard Drayton stated that the moral of the book was the "brutalising momentum" of war.

October 1990, aged 58, having long suffered from depression and the brutalising effects of her marriage to Osborne (according to Osborne's biographer).

To see him brutalising and desperately trying to kill a 17-year-old boy is hopefully going to.

"48Hours: the weirdest and most brutalising film competition in the world returns".

end to the country's 35-year-long Civil War, called attention to the brutalising nature of the training conducted by the Kaibil Centre in its final report.

received no training for the treatment of POWs and many were involved in brutalising the prisoners, whose treatment deteriorated after the replacement of.

a crowd of men, young and old, assembled to take part in that brutalising practice - a prizefight! The scene was in a hollow on Cilsanws hill behind.

She imprisons him in a spare room and begins starving and brutalising him, but explains she is doing it only to aid his recovery.

Davies described her early years in clinical practice as "brutalising" and had a four-year break from medicine as a "diplomat's wife" in Madrid.

" In February 2013, police in Daveyton, Gauteng were caught on video brutalising Mido Macia, a Mozambican taxi driver accused of parking illegally.

region's security chief, Standartenführer Stolz, is using every pretext for brutalising the local population.

psychologically normal and healthy people were behaving sadistically and brutalising prisoners.

Synonyms:

animalize; brutalize; animalise; change;

Antonyms:

dissimilate; tune; decrease; stiffen; stay;