cruelness
- noun
- /ˈkruːəl.nəs/
- The cruelness of the bully shocked everyone in the school.
And The thing is with Mike Johnson, I often think when I hear him lie non-stop, the cruelness, I think, Do you pray to your God with that lying mouth?
- And The thing is with Mike Johnson, I often think when I hear him lie non-stop, the cruelness, I think, Do you pray to your God with that lying mouth?
Examples
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Many people were affected by the cruelness displayed during the war.
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And The thing is with Mike Johnson, I often think when I hear him lie non-stop, the cruelness, I think, Do you pray to your God with that lying mouth?
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The animal shelter works to rescue pets from the cruelness of neglect.
Synonyms
Very cruel and violent actions that hurt people
Actions that hurt people or animals on purpose
A wish to hurt someone or make them suffer
A very cruel act that hurts or kills many people
Very cruel actions that show no care for other people
Being very cruel and violent toward other people or animals
To show no pity or kindness to reach a goal
Being unkind on purpose to other people
A feeling of wanting to harm other people
Very cruel and violent behavior that hurts people
A wish to hurt or make other people suffer
A complete lack of pity or kindness toward others
Cruel or very mean behavior towards other people
A wish to hurt, upset, or annoy other people
A very cruel way of behaving that shows no kindness
A wish to hurt other people because it gives pleasure
A lack of pity or mercy for other people
Lack of pity or care for other people
Very cruel treatment that ignores people's feelings and rights
Being cruel and showing little kindness
Being unkind and cruel to other people on purpose
Antonyms
How Cruel
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Cruelness comes from the word cruel, which is related to crude and originally meant 'raw' or 'harsh'. So cruelness is the quality of being harsh or wanting 'to hurt' others.