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Definition of savage
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of savage is as below...
Savage
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
forest;
remote
from human
abodes
and
cultivation;
in a state of
nature;
wild; as, a
savage
wilderness..
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Brutality
::
Brutality
(n.) The
quality
of being
brutal;
inhumanity;
savageness;
pitilessness.
Degenerationist
::
Degenerationist
(n.) A
believer
in the
theory
of
degeneration,
or
hereditary
degradation
of type; as, the
degenerationists
hold that
savagery
is the
result
of
degeneration
from a
superior
state..
Brute
::
Brute (n.) A
brutal
person;
a
savage
in heart or
manners;
as
unfeeling
or
coarse
person.
Wolf
::
Wolf (a.) Any one of
several
species
of wild and
savage
carnivores
belonging
to the genus Canis and
closely
allied
to the
common
dog. The
best-known
and most
destructive
species
are the
European
wolf
(Canis
lupus),
the
American
gray, or
timber,
wolf (C.
occidentalis),
and the
prairie
wolf, or
coyote.
Wolves
often hunt in
packs,
and may thus
attack
large
animals
and even man..
Savage
::
Savage
(n.) A man of
extreme,
unfeeling,
brutal
cruelty;
a
barbarian..
Savagery
::
Savagery
(n.) The state of being
savage;
savageness;
savagism.
Uncivil
::
Uncivil
(a.) Not
civilized;
savage;
barbarous;
uncivilized.
Inhuman
::
Inhuman
(a.)
Destitute
of the
kindness
and
tenderness
that
belong
to a human
being;
cruel;
barbarous;
savage;
unfeeling;
as, an
inhuman
person
or
people..
Leopard
::
Leopard
(n.) A
large,
savage,
carnivorous
mammal
(Felis
leopardus).
It is of a
yellow
or fawn
color,
with rings or
roselike
clusters
of black spots along the back and
sides.
It is found in
Southern
Asia and
Africa.
By some the
panther
(Felis
pardus)
is
regarded
as a
variety
of
leopard..
Decivilize
::
Decivilize
(v. t.) To
reduce
from
civilization
to a
savage
state.
Acharnement
::
Acharnement
(n.)
Savage
fierceness;
ferocity.
Urus
::
Urus (n.) A very
large,
powerful,
and
savage
extinct
bovine
animal
(Bos urus /
primigenius)
anciently
abundant
in
Europe.
It
appears
to have still
existed
in the time of
Julius
Caesar.
It had very large
horns,
and was
hardly
capable
of
domestication.
Called
also, ur, ure, and tur..
Head-hunter
::
Head-hunter
(n.) A
member
of any tribe or race of
savages
who have the
custom
of
decapitating
human
beings
and
preserving
their heads as
trophies.
The Dyaks of
Borneo
are the most noted
head-hunters.
Savageness
::
Savageness
(n.) The state or
quality
of being
savage.
Wildness
::
Wildness
(n.) The
quality
or state of being wild; an
uncultivated
or
untamed
state;
disposition
to rove or go
unrestrained;
rudeness;
savageness;
irregularity;
distraction.
Heathenish
::
Heathenish
(a.) Rude;
uncivilized;
savage;
cruel.
Truculent
::
Truculent
(a.)
Fierce;
savage;
ferocious;
barbarous;
as, the
truculent
inhabitants
of
Scythia..
Cruel
::
Cruel (a.)
Disposed
to give pain to
others;
willing
or
pleased
to hurt,
torment,
or
afflict;
destitute
of
sympathetic
kindness
and pity;
savage;
inhuman;
hard-hearted;
merciless..
Civilize
::
Civilize
(v. t.) To
reclaim
from a
savage
state;
to
instruct
in the rules and
customs
of
civilization;
to
educate;
to
refine.
Savagery
::
Savagery
(n.) Wild
growth,
as of
plants..
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