Savageness
61roughness — n 1. coarseness, ruggedness, bumpiness, jaggedness, cragginess, cragginess; stoniness, rockiness; knottedness, nodosity, gnarledness; wrin kledness, nugosity, crinkledness, corrugation; lumpiness; irregularity, unevenness. 2. hairiness,… …
62rowdyism — n 1. ruffianism, hooliganism, hood lumism, blackguardism, vandalism; brutality, barbarity, barbarism, atrociousness, savageness, savagery, viciousness; malevolence, villainy, wrongdoing. 2. boisterousness, crudeness, crudity, rudeness, coarseness …
63rudeness — n 1. discourteousness, impoliteness, incivility, unmannerliness; inconsideration, tactlessness, disrespect, disrespectfulness, misbehavior; ungraciousness, indecorum, uncourtliness, ungentlemanliness, hoydenism; brashness, boldness, brazenness,… …
64savage — I UK [ˈsævɪdʒ] / US adjective * 1) a) cruel and unpleasant or violent a savage attack/beating/murder A savage look flitted across his face. She took a savage pleasure in pointing out their mistakes. b) a savage animal is likely to attack you 2)… …
65savage — /ˈsævɪdʒ / (say savij) adjective 1. wild or rugged, as country or scenery: savage wilderness. 2. regarded as uncivilised and barbarous: savage tribes. 3. rude, boorish: savage manners. 4. a. untamed and dangerous: savage animals roam the jungle.… …
66ἀγριότης — savageness fem nom sg …
67ἀγριότησιν — ἀγριότης savageness fem dat pl …
68ἀγριότητα — ἀγριότης savageness fem acc sg …
69ἀγριότητας — ἀγριότης savageness fem acc pl …
70ἀγριότητες — ἀγριότης savageness fem nom/voc pl …