savage 音标拼音: [s'ævədʒ] [s'ævɪdʒ]
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未开发的,野蛮的,无礼的,残酷的,原始的
savage adj 1 : (
of persons or their actions )
able or disposed to inflict pain or suffering ; "
a barbarous crime "; "
brutal beatings "; "
cruel tortures "; "
Stalin '
s roughshod treatment of the kulaks "; "
a savage slap "; "
vicious kicks " [
synonym : {
barbarous }, {
brutal }, {
cruel }, {
fell },
{
roughshod }, {
savage }, {
vicious }]
2 :
wild and menacing ; "
a pack of feral dogs " [
synonym : {
feral },
{
ferine }, {
savage }]
3 :
without civilizing influences ; "
barbarian invaders ";
"
barbaric practices "; "
a savage people "; "
fighting is crude and uncivilized especially if the weapons are efficient "-
Margaret Meade ; "
wild tribes " [
synonym : {
barbarian },
{
barbaric }, {
savage }, {
uncivilized }, {
uncivilised }, {
wild }]
4 :
marked by extreme and violent energy ; "
a ferocious beating ";
"
fierce fighting "; "
a furious battle " [
synonym : {
ferocious },
{
fierce }, {
furious }, {
savage }]
n 1 :
a member of an uncivilized people [
synonym : {
savage },
{
barbarian }]
2 :
a cruelly rapacious person [
synonym : {
beast }, {
wolf }, {
savage },
{
brute }, {
wildcat }]
v 1 :
attack brutally and fiercely 2 :
criticize harshly or violently ; "
The press savaged the new President "; "
The critics crucified the author for plagiarizing a famous passage " [
synonym : {
savage }, {
blast },
{
pillory }, {
crucify }]
Savage \
Sav "
age \,
n .
1 .
A human being in his native state of rudeness ;
one who is untaught ,
uncivilized ,
or without cultivation of mind or manners .
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2 .
A man of extreme ,
unfeeling ,
brutal cruelty ;
a barbarian .
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Savage \
Sav "
age \ (?;
48 ),
v .
t .
To make savage . [
R .]
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Its bloodhounds ,
savaged by a cross of wolf . --
Southey .
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Savage \
Sav "
age \ (?;
48 ),
a . [
F .
sauvage ,
OF .
salvage ,
fr .
L .
silvaticus belonging to a wood ,
wild ,
fr .
silva a wood .
See {
Silvan },
and cf . {
Sylvatic }.]
1 .
Of or pertaining to the forest ;
remote from human abodes and cultivation ;
in a state of nature ;
wild ;
as ,
a savage wilderness .
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2 .
Wild ;
untamed ;
uncultivated ;
as ,
savage beasts .
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Cornels ,
and savage berries of the wood . --
Dryden .
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3 .
Uncivilized ;
untaught ;
unpolished ;
rude ;
as ,
savage life ;
savage manners .
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What nation ,
since the commencement of the Christian era ,
ever rose from savage to civilized without Christianity ? --
E .
D .
Griffin .
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4 .
Characterized by cruelty ;
barbarous ;
fierce ;
ferocious ;
inhuman ;
brutal ;
as ,
a savage spirit .
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Syn :
Ferocious ;
wild ;
uncultivated ;
untamed ;
untaught ;
uncivilized ;
unpolished ;
rude ;
brutish ;
brutal ;
heathenish ;
barbarous ;
cruel ;
inhuman ;
fierce ;
pitiless ;
merciless ;
unmerciful ;
atrocious .
See {
Ferocious }.
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379 Moby Thesaurus words for "
savage ":
Draconian ,
Goth ,
Gothic ,
Mafioso ,
Neanderthal ,
Tartarean ,
Young Turk ,
abrade ,
abuse ,
afflict ,
aggressive ,
aggrieve ,
agonize ,
animal ,
antagonistic ,
anthropophagite ,
anthropophagous ,
assault ,
atrocious ,
attack ,
baneful ,
barbarian ,
barbaric ,
barbarize ,
barbarous ,
bark ,
batter ,
battling ,
beast ,
beastly ,
befoul ,
beldam ,
bellicose ,
belligerent ,
berserk ,
berserker ,
bestial ,
bewitch ,
blemish ,
blight ,
bloodthirsty ,
bloody ,
bloody -
minded ,
bomber ,
break ,
bruise ,
brutal ,
brutalize ,
brutalized ,
brute ,
brutish ,
buffet ,
burn ,
butcher ,
cannibal ,
cannibalistic ,
carry on ,
chafe ,
chauvinist ,
chauvinistic ,
check ,
chip ,
claw ,
coldhearted ,
combative ,
condemn ,
contentious ,
convulse ,
corrupt ,
crack ,
craze ,
crucify ,
cruel ,
cruel -
hearted ,
curse ,
cut ,
damage ,
deadly ,
death -
bringing ,
deathful ,
deathly ,
defile ,
demon ,
demoniac ,
demoniacal ,
demonic ,
deprave ,
despoil ,
destroy ,
destroyer ,
destructive ,
devil ,
devilish ,
diabolic ,
disadvantage ,
disserve ,
distress ,
do a mischief ,
do evil ,
do ill ,
do violence to ,
do wrong ,
do wrong by ,
do wrong to ,
doom ,
dragon ,
enemy ,
enraged ,
envenom ,
excruciate ,
fatal ,
fell ,
feral ,
ferine ,
ferocious ,
fiend ,
fiendish ,
fiendlike ,
fierce ,
fighting ,
fighting mad ,
fire -
eater ,
firebrand ,
fracture ,
fray ,
frazzle ,
fret ,
full of fight ,
fuming ,
furious ,
fury ,
gall ,
gash ,
get into trouble ,
go on ,
goon ,
gorilla ,
grim ,
gunsel ,
hammer ,
harass ,
hardnose ,
harm ,
harrow ,
harsh ,
hawkish ,
heartless ,
hell -
raiser ,
hellcat ,
hellhound ,
hellion ,
hellish ,
hex ,
holy terror ,
hood ,
hoodlum ,
hopping mad ,
hostile ,
hothead ,
hotspur ,
hurt ,
hyena ,
ill -
bred ,
ill -
treat ,
ill -
use ,
impair ,
impale ,
implacable ,
impolite ,
in a rage ,
incendiary ,
incise ,
infect ,
infernal ,
infuriate ,
infuriated ,
inhuman ,
inhumane ,
inimical ,
injure ,
internecine ,
jingo ,
jingoish ,
jingoist ,
jingoistic ,
jinx ,
kill by inches ,
kill -
crazy ,
killer ,
killing ,
knock about ,
lacerate ,
lancinate ,
lay waste ,
lethal ,
loot ,
macerate ,
mad dog ,
madcap ,
maim ,
make mincemeat of ,
malign ,
malignant ,
maltreat ,
man -
eater ,
manhandle ,
martial ,
martyr ,
martyrize ,
maul ,
menace ,
merciless ,
militant ,
militaristic ,
military ,
mishandle ,
mistreat ,
molest ,
monster ,
mortal ,
mug ,
mugger ,
murderous ,
mutilate ,
nihilist ,
noncivilized ,
offensive ,
outlandish ,
outrage ,
pernicious ,
persecute ,
pierce ,
pillage ,
pitiless ,
play havoc with ,
play hob with ,
poison ,
pollute ,
prejudice ,
primeval ,
primitive ,
pugnacious ,
puncture ,
punish ,
quarrelsome ,
rabid ,
rack ,
rage ,
raging ,
ramp ,
rampage ,
rant ,
ranting ,
rapacious ,
rape ,
rapist ,
rave ,
ravenous ,
raving ,
raving mad ,
relentless ,
rend ,
revolutionary ,
riot ,
rip ,
roar ,
roaring mad ,
rough ,
rough up ,
rough -
and -
ready ,
rude ,
rugged ,
ruin ,
run ,
rupture ,
ruthless ,
saber -
rattling ,
sack ,
sadistic ,
sanguinary ,
sanguineous ,
satanic ,
scald ,
scarify ,
scathe ,
scorch ,
scotch ,
scrape ,
scrappy ,
scratch ,
scuff ,
shark ,
sharkish ,
she -
wolf ,
skin ,
slash ,
slaughter ,
slavering ,
slit ,
soldierlike ,
soldierly ,
sow chaos ,
spitfire ,
sprain ,
stab ,
stick ,
storm ,
storming ,
strain ,
subhuman ,
taint ,
tameless ,
tear ,
tear around ,
termagant ,
terror ,
terrorist ,
terrorize ,
threaten ,
tiger ,
tigress ,
torment ,
torture ,
tough ,
tough guy ,
traumatize ,
trigger -
happy ,
troglodyte ,
troglodytic ,
truculent ,
ugly customer ,
unbroken ,
unchristian ,
uncivil ,
uncivilized ,
uncombed ,
uncontrolled ,
uncouth ,
uncultivated ,
uncultured ,
undomesticated ,
unfriendly ,
ungentle ,
unhuman ,
unkempt ,
unlicked ,
unmerciful ,
unpacific ,
unpeaceful ,
unpolished ,
unrefined ,
unrelenting ,
unsubdued ,
untamed ,
vandal ,
vandalize ,
vicious ,
violate ,
violent ,
virago ,
virulent ,
vixen ,
voracious ,
warlike ,
warmongering ,
warring ,
wild ,
wild beast ,
wild man ,
witch ,
wolf ,
wolfish ,
wound ,
wreak havoc on ,
wreck ,
wrecker ,
wrench ,
wring ,
wrong
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