Pronunciation: /ˌbɑːrˈbɛəriən/
noun a person who is perceived to be uncivilized or primitive
A1 The barbarian warrior attacked the village.
A2 The barbarian horde pillaged the countryside.
B1 The barbarian tribes often clashed with neighboring kingdoms.
B2 The barbarian leader was known for his ruthless tactics in battle.
C1 The historian studied the culture and customs of the ancient barbarian civilizations.
C2 The archaeologist uncovered artifacts from the barbarian empire that once ruled the region.
adjective relating to or characteristic of a barbarian
A1 The barbarian warrior swung his sword wildly.
A2 The barbarian tribes lived off the land, hunting and gathering.
B1 The barbarian invasion led to the fall of the Roman Empire.
B2 The barbarian horde pillaged and plundered the village, leaving destruction in their wake.
C1 The historian described the barbarian culture as complex and sophisticated.
C2 Despite their reputation as barbarians, the nomadic tribe had a rich tradition of storytelling and art.
formal The historical accounts describe the barbarian tribes as fierce warriors.
informal I can't believe that barbarian just stormed in and caused chaos.
slang Those barbarians at the party were so rowdy.
figurative His lack of manners at the dinner table made him seem like a barbarian.
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