butcherly
- adjective
- /ˈbʊtʃərli/
- NSFW
- The film was criticized for its butcherly violence and lack of remorse.
Examples
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The general's butcherly tactics left entire villages in ruins.
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His butcherly actions during the conflict were condemned by the international community.
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The butcherly tactics used in the war shocked everyone.
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His butcherly methods during the competition were criticized by many.
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The soldier described the butcherly tactics used in the battle, recounting the horrors he witnessed.
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Her novel depicted a butcherly regime that ruled with fear and violence, leaving a trail of devastation.
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The news coverage focused on the butcherly aftermath of the conflict, highlighting the brutality faced by civilians.
Synonyms
Very cruel and violent, causing pain or suffering
Extremely cruel and violent with no respect for people
Showing a lot of blood and violence, often in films or news reports
Very cruel and shocking, causing great pain and fear
Being very cruel and causing great pain
Showing very violent fighting and a lot of blood
Very violent and causing many deaths
Involving a lot of killing and blood
Involving violent acts that cause blood and death
Ready to use violence to hurt people
Antonyms
How Brutal
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Butcherly comes from the word butcher, a person who 'cuts meat' or kills. That sharp, bloody image explains why butcherly can also mean very bloody or cruel.