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   What does Savage mean?

   • savage It was a savage attack. brutal He was jailed for the brutal crime. The child was savaged by a dog. Twelve thousand years ago, our ancestors were primitive savages living in caves. He writes about people who are savage and cruel. This word is often considered offensive. The performance was savaged by the media.

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   Is Savage a noun or a verb?

   • When savage takes the form of a noun, it means "a brutal person," and when it's a verb it means "to attack ferociously." Any way you use it, savage is uncivilized and violent. "Savage."

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   What does it mean if an animal is Savage?

   • Describing an animal as savage means that it is true to its wild, ferocious nature, but if you describe a person or the actions of a person as savage, it means "cruel" or "brutal." A place can also be described as savage if it's untamed, uninhabitable, and unwelcoming.

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   What was a savage civil war?

   • The savage civil war there could be a portent of what's to come in the rest of the region. This was a savage and needless attack. What was needed, he said, was decisive action to halt what he called these savage crimes. Someone or something that is savage is extremely cruel, violent, and uncontrolled.

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   What does savagely mean?

   • savagely(ˈsavagely) adverb savageness(ˈsavageness) noun Word origin C13: from Old French sauvage,from Latin silvāticusbelonging to a wood, from silvaa wood COBUILD frequency band Savagein British English (ˈsævɪdʒ) noun MichaelJoseph.1872-1940, New Zealandstatesman; primeministerof New Zealand (1935-40) Collins English Dictionary.

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   What is a savage dog?

   • a savage dog 3. uncivilized; crude savage behaviour 4. old-fashioned, offensive (of peoples) nonliterateor regarded as primitive a savage tribe 5. (of terrain) ruggedand uncultivated 6. obsolete farfrom human habitation noun 7. old-fashioned, offensive a member of a nonliterate society, esp one regarded as primitive 8.

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   SAVAGE definition: 1. extremely violent, wild, or frightening: 2. very serious or cruel: 3. very large and severe: . Learn more.

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     SAVAGE meaning: 1. extremely violent, wild, or frightening:...

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     SAVAGE translate: 兇殘的;兇猛的;野性的, 無情的，冷酷的, 巨大的；嚴重的,...

   • Znaczenie Savage, Definicja W Cambridge English Dictionary

     savage definicja: 1. extremely violent, wild, or...

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     to severely criticize someone or something: [ often passive...

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   The meaning of SAVAGE is not domesticated or under human control : untamed. How to use savage in a sentence. Synonym Discussion of Savage.

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   Savage definition: fierce, ferocious, or cruel; untamed. See examples of SAVAGE used in a sentence.

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   Someone or something that is savage is extremely cruel, violent, and uncontrolled. This was a savage attack on a defenceless young girl. ...the savage wave of violence that swept the country in November 1987. ...a savage dog lunging at the end of a chain. Synonyms: cruel, brutal, vicious, bloody More Synonyms of savage. savagely adverb.

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   n. A member of a people regarded as primitive, uncivilized, brutal, or fierce. tr.v. sav·aged, sav·ag·ing, sav·ag·es. 1. To assault ferociously. 2. To attack without restraint or pity: The critics savaged the new play.

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   (of persons or their actions) able or disposed to inflict pain or suffering. “a savage slap” synonyms: barbarous, brutal, cruel, fell, roughshod, vicious. inhumane. reflecting lack of pity or compassion. adjective. marked by extreme and violent energy. synonyms: ferocious, fierce, furious. violent.

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   to severely criticize someone or something: [ often passive ] Her performance was savaged by the critics. savage. noun [ C ] old-fashioned uk / ˈsævɪdʒ / us. an offensive word for a person from a country at an early stage of development. (Definition of savage from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)