brute
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- adjective
- /bruːt/
- Offensive
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bruto
- His brute behavior during the argument shocked everyone in the room.
- brute force
- brute fact
- brute reality
So brute force, brute forcing passwords works.
- So brute force, brute forcing passwords works.
- So if you were to do, what's the brute force solution?
- It's by the brute force of human trial and error.
- is superior to the blind attacks of brute force.
- The Monte Carlo method is a brute force approach to pricing options.
- So I think what's so often happens is we think that we can make changes by exerting brute force against ourselves.
- The artificial comes in also because essentially what this is doing is just brute force analysing lots and lots of data.
- So to me, I think it's unique and interesting to show this sort of brute force way of using.
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With brute force or with magic?
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And I'm sick of pitting my bare hands against the blind, brute stupidity of nature!
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The origin of law, as you of course know, is brute force.
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It's a brute force solution to a problem that requires not brute force but intelligence to solve.
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The Arashikage are more than just brute force.
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And what I lack in brute strength, I totally make up for in speed and agility.
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You can't defeat it with brute force.
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Sure, cats are agile, but dogs have brute strength.
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Teamwork has beaten brute force.
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Whoever had built this thing, Ghosn thought, knew a thing or two about designing for brute force.
Fiction book (1991)
Synonyms
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4.8
Very cruel and violent, causing pain or suffering
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4.5
Very fierce and violent and often cruel
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7.2
Cruel and violent, showing no kindness
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8.5
Very cruel and violent like an angry wild animal
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6.5
Cruel and showing no care for other people like an animal
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Etymology
The adjective brute comes from the same Latin root brutus, meaning 'dull' or 'stupid', and was used to say someone behaved like a beast. That's why brute describes raw, animal-like strength or a lack of human feeling, as in the phrase brute force.