Pronunciation: /bɑːˈbɛrəti/
noun extreme cruelty or brutality
A1 The barbarity of war is devastating.
A2 The barbarity of the dictator's regime was well-documented.
B1 The barbarity of the crime shocked the entire community.
B2 The barbarity of the massacre left a lasting impact on the survivors.
C1 The barbarity of the torture methods used by the regime was beyond comprehension.
C2 The barbarity of the genocide was a dark chapter in human history.
adjective barbaric
A1 The barbarity of the ancient tribes frightened the villagers.
A2 The barbarity of the dictator's regime was well-known throughout the country.
B1 The barbarity of the war crimes committed during the conflict shocked the international community.
B2 The barbarity of the torture methods used by the regime was condemned by human rights organizations.
C1 The barbarity of the massacre was a dark chapter in the country's history.
C2 The barbarity of the atrocities committed during the genocide was beyond comprehension.
formal The international community condemned the barbarity of the war crimes committed by the dictator.
informal The barbarity of the crime shocked the small town.
slang The barbarity of the situation was just straight up messed up.
figurative The barbarity of nature's wrath was evident in the destruction left behind by the hurricane.
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