Words Containing BRUT

Very dry, especially of champagne.

Savagely cruel or violent; harsh.

Comparative form of BRUTAL.

Superlative form of BRUTAL.

The act or process of making someone cruel or insensitive.

Plural of BRUTALISATION.

To make brutal or insensitive; also to treat brutally.

Past tense of BRUTALISE.

Third-person singular present tense of BRUTALISE.

Present participle of BRUTALISE.

A style of modernist architecture with angular geometry and concrete.

Plural of BRUTALISM.

An architect or follower of Brutalism.

Plural of BRUTALIST.

Plural of BRUTALITY.

Cruel and violent behavior or acts.

The act of making someone cruel or the condition of being treated savagely.

Plural of BRUTALIZATION.

To make someone cruel or insensitive.

Past tense of BRUTALIZE.

Third-person singular present tense of BRUTALIZE.

Present participle of BRUTALIZE.

In a cruel, violent, or harsh manner.

A non-human animal, especially a large or fierce one.

Past tense of BRUT.

Resembling a brute in behavior or appearance.

In a rude or violent manner.

The quality of being brute or brutish.

Plural of BRUTENESS.

Comparative form of BRUT.

Plural of BRUTER.

Plural of BRUTE.

Superlative form of BRUT.

Past tense and past participle of brutify.

Third-person singular present tense of BRUTIFY.

To make like a brute or brutish.

Present participle of BRUTIFY.

Present participle of BRUT.

Third-person singular present tense of BRUTING.

Resembling a beast; lacking human sensibility.

In a brutal or inhuman manner.

The quality of being brutish; coarse or savage behavior.

Plural of BRUTISHNESS.

Behavior or action characteristic of a brute.

Plural of BRUTISM.

Plural of BRUT.

To make brutal or brutish; to debase.

Past tense of EMBRUTE.

Third-person singular present tense of EMBRUTE.

Present participle of EMBRUTE.

To make brutal or reduce to a brute state.

Past tense of IMBRUTE.

Third-person singular present tense of IMBRUTE.

Present participle of IMBRUTE.

Excessively brutal.