This is a description which can be described as propaganda. An examination of all the armies of the ancient world would attact the description 'brutal and cruel'. Similarly an examination of al the armies of the mediaeval world would attact the description 'brutal and cruel'. Similarly an examination of al the armies of the modern world would attact the description 'brutal and cruel' is you wanted to denigrate any of them to suit a particular agenda. War is 'brutal and cruel'.
He is viscious and brutal
I imagine that like people, the Cyclops' personalities varied, but they're generally assumed to be very brutal and not too bright.
Anna Comnena thought highly of the civilized crusaders fighting for God, but greatly disliked the dirty and wreck-less crusaders. She speaks about their imposing on her empire and being so brutal for no reason. Pretty much she respected the true crusaders, but didn't like the brutal ones going on crusades for money and power.
He was the husband of Amphitrite, who bore him Triton, and by others he fathered many more sons, who usually turned out to be strong, brutal men (like Orion) or monsters (like Polyphemus).
Trujillo suppressed dissent through brutal methods such as censorship, surveillance, arrests, torture, and executions. He created a pervasive system of fear and intimidation through his secret police force, the SIM, which monitored and silenced any form of opposition to his regime. Trujillo also used propaganda and control of the media to promote his cult of personality and suppress dissenting voices.
The leader you are referring to is likely Muammar Gaddafi, the former Libyan dictator. During the Libyan Civil War in 2011, Gaddafi's regime violently suppressed protests and dissent, leading to the deaths of tens of thousands of people who demanded his resignation. His brutal crackdown on opposition forces ultimately contributed to his overthrow and death later that year.
What Peter Lalor did for the miners involved leading their opposition to the brutal administration of the goldfield. He was also elected to lead the men into the armed uprising.
The Reign of Terror, initiated by the revolutionary government in France, helped William consolidate control by instilling fear among the populace and suppressing dissent. By executing perceived enemies and enforcing strict measures, it created an atmosphere of compliance and obedience. This brutal crackdown allowed William to eliminate rivals and establish his authority, as the threat of violence deterred opposition and fostered loyalty among his supporters. Ultimately, the terror facilitated a more centralized and authoritarian rule.
Brutal justice is brutal justice...Brutal: A brutal act or person is cruel or violentJustice: The fairness in the way that people are treated
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A Black Shirt in Italy was a supporter of Mussolini's Fascist party during his rise to power in the 1920's. They were known for brutal behavior, often subduing the opposition through beatings and harassment.
Benito Mussolini employed various tactics of mass violence, most notably through the use of state-sponsored terror and suppression of dissent. His regime utilized paramilitary groups like the Blackshirts to intimidate political opponents and suppress protests. Additionally, Mussolini's government engaged in violent repression during the invasion of Ethiopia, employing brutal military tactics against civilians. This combination of intimidation, military aggression, and suppression of opposition exemplified his approach to maintaining power.
Military leaders in Argentina, particularly during the "Dirty War" from 1976 to 1983, engaged in systematic repression of individuals who opposed their regime. They employed tactics such as kidnappings, torture, and forced disappearances to silence dissent. Thousands of suspected political opponents were arrested and often never seen again, creating a climate of fear and intimidation throughout the country. This brutal crackdown aimed to eliminate any opposition and maintain control over the population.
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No, the word brutal is an adjective, a word that describes a noun; for example, a brutal war, a brutalpunishment.
No, the word 'brutal' is the adjective form for the noun brute.The noun form for the adjective brutal is brutality.