Brute
Synonyms for brute
adj very strong; animal-like
animal
beastly
bestial
bodily
carnal
feral
fleshly
instinctive
mindless
physical
senseless
unthinking
ferine
swinish
Antonyms for brute
gentle
mild
weak
Synonyms
noun barbarian
beast
lout
ogre
savage
ruffian
devil
animal
monster
cannibal
swine
degenerate
fiend
creature
critter
sadist
wild animal
Antonyms
humanitarian
angel
gentleman
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- Brutish
Synonyms for brutish adj beastlike; carnal natural bodily wild brute beastly bestial corporeal earthly earthy feral fleshy muscular physical sensual untamed mammalian zoological Antonyms for brutish gentle mild Synonyms adj crude, savage vulgar atrocious rude ruthless inhuman cruel brutal vicious barbaric uncivilized heartless unsophisticated sadistic barbarian coarse ferocious ignorant monstrous primitive rough truculent uncivil uncouth […]
