Savage синонимы на английском

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  culture, animal

• 

  brute, animal

• uncivilized, uncultivated

• uncivilized, uncultivated

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• adj.

  • bitter (adjective)

  • in-temperate,
  • in temperate,
  • dis-pleasing,
  • un palatable,
  • dis tasteful,
  • in-tenser,
  • in-tensest,
  • in-tense,
  • un-pleasant,
  • galling,
  • dis agreeable,
  • un pleasant,
  • un-palatable,
  • dis-agreeable,
  • dis-tasteful,
  • dis pleasing,
  • in tense,
  • in tenser.

  • bloody (adjective)

  • most decimating,
  • more decimating.

  • bloody-minded (adjective)

  • bloody minded,
  • bloodyminded.

  • brutal (adjective)

  • gross,
  • brutish,
  • cruel,
  • rough,
  • bestial,
  • gruff,
  • carnal,
  • coarse,
  • bearish,
  • Ferine,
  • inhumane,
  • swinish,
  • inhuman.

  • cannibalistic (adjective)

  • most anthropophagous,
  • more anthropophagous.

  • cold-blooded (adjective)

  • most hard-hearted,
  • most hard hearted,
  • dis-passionate,
  • un-compassionate,
  • un emotional,
  • steeliest,
  • most stony hearted,
  • steelier,
  • hard hearted,
  • un moved,
  • hard boiled,
  • un-emotional,
  • more hard hearted,
  • more stony-hearted,
  • cold blooded,
  • un compassionate,
  • matter-of-fact,
  • dis passionate,
  • un-moved,
  • most stony-hearted,
  • more stony hearted,
  • more hard-hearted.

  • crude (adjective)

  • most loud-mouthed,
  • loud mouthed,
  • more lowbred,
  • most cloddish,
  • indecent,
  • grodier,
  • most loud mouthed,
  • in delicate,
  • more loud-mouthed,
  • most lowbred,
  • more cloddish,
  • un-couth,
  • oafish,
  • more ill bred,
  • in decent,
  • in-sensible,
  • most ill-bred,
  • most barnyard,
  • un-skillful,
  • un-enlightened,
  • un skillful,
  • un enlightened,
  • un gainliest,
  • un-gainlier,
  • more barnyard,
  • more ill-bred,
  • in-delicate,
  • grodiest,
  • most ill bred,
  • ill bred,
  • in elegant,
  • in-decent,
  • in-elegant,
  • un gainly,
  • more loud mouthed,
  • un-gainly,
  • un-gainliest,
  • un gainlier,
  • un couth,
  • most illbred,
  • in sensible,
  • more illbred.

  • cruel, vicious (adjective)

  • malevolent,
  • infernal,
  • destructive,
  • relentless,
  • raging,
  • murderous,
  • malicious,
  • atrocious,
  • diabolical,
  • violent,
  • devilish,
  • sadistic,
  • fell,
  • hellish,
  • crazed,
  • rabid,
  • bloodthirsty,
  • demoniac,
  • unrelenting,
  • merciless,
  • grim,
  • frantic.

  • cutthroat (adjective)

  • un principled,
  • un-principled,
  • dog eat dog.

  • deadly (adjective)

  • more mortiferous,
  • de stroying,
  • killing,
  • most death dealing,
  • more destroying,
  • more carcinogenic,
  • death dealing,
  • deathdealing,
  • more pestilent,
  • most deathdealing,
  • most slaying,
  • more killing,
  • most death-dealing,
  • most destroying,
  • de-stroying,
  • more deathdealing,
  • more death dealing,
  • most mortiferous,
  • more death-dealing,
  • un relenting,
  • most killing,
  • more slaying,
  • most carcinogenic,
  • un-relenting.

  • diabolical (adjective)

  • Fiendish.

  • feral (adjective)

  • Tameless.

  • ferocious (adjective)

  • more tigerish,
  • more wolfish,
  • un-restrained,
  • feller,
  • most tigerish,
  • most ravening,
  • fellest,
  • more ravening,
  • most wolfish.

  • fiendish (adjective)

  • more demonical,
  • most demonical,
  • de-monic,
  • de monic.

  • fierce (adjective)

  • more howling,
  • howling,
  • more flipped,
  • tumultous tumultuous,
  • enraged,
  • most flipped,
  • Flipped,
  • apest,
  • tumultous-tumultuous,
  • un-controllable,
  • tumultoustumultuous,
  • un controllable,
  • most howling.

  • furious (adjective)

  • un governable,
  • most blustering,
  • more blustering,
  • more rampageous,
  • most rampageous,
  • un-governable,
  • more intensified,
  • most intensified.

  • heartless (adjective)

  • thick skinned,
  • un sympathetic,
  • un-caring,
  • cold hearted,
  • un caring,
  • thickskinned.

  • human (adjective)

  • hominid.

  • inhuman (adjective)

  • in human,
  • in-human,
  • most inhuman.

  • lawless (adjective)

  • dis obedient,
  • more terrorizing,
  • more unpeaceful,
  • dis-obedient,
  • most anarchic,
  • more recusant,
  • in-fringing,
  • non conformist,
  • more piratical,
  • most recusant,
  • un peaceful,
  • dis-ordered,
  • most terrorizing,
  • insurgent,
  • in subordinate,
  • dis ordered,
  • dis-orderly,
  • most anarchical,
  • most infringing,
  • more anarchic,
  • in-subordinate,
  • more infringing,
  • dis orderly,
  • more anarchistic,
  • more anarchical,
  • non compliant,
  • un-peaceful,
  • in fringing,
  • most unpeaceful,
  • most piratical,
  • most anarchistic.

  • lurid (adjective)

  • more low-down,
  • dis-gusting,
  • more low down,
  • most low down,
  • dis gusting,
  • more lowdown,
  • low down,
  • more horrifying,
  • most low-down,
  • offcolor,
  • most lowdown,
  • off color,
  • most horrifying.

  • murderous (adjective)

  • sanguineous,
  • slaughterous,
  • bloody-minded,
  • Sapping.

  • Other relevant words: (adjective)

  • uncultivated,
  • un-regenerate,
  • riproaring,
  • Stormful,
  • coldblooded,
  • unkind,
  • anarchistic,
  • aper,
  • Unrepenting,
  • vicious,
  • head-strong,
  • anarchical,
  • malefic,
  • piratical,
  • lurid,
  • steely,
  • lawless,
  • pitiless,
  • undomesticated,
  • grody,
  • demonical,
  • stonyhearted,
  • brutal,
  • stormy,
  • atavistic,
  • wolfish,
  • hardnosed,
  • nonliterate,
  • loud-mouthed,
  • without pity,
  • anarchic,
  • cannibalistic,
  • heartless,
  • ruthless,
  • Ogreish,
  • carcinogenic,
  • recusant,
  • tough,
  • unpeaceful,
  • raining cats and dogs,
  • truculent,
  • lowdown,
  • inclement,
  • squally,
  • deadly,
  • Viperish,
  • non-conformist,
  • uncivilized,
  • ironfisted,
  • rude,
  • tigerish,
  • rapacious,
  • ill-bred,
  • untutored,
  • bitter,
  • non-compliant,
  • vituperous,
  • illbred,
  • lowbred,
  • unregenerate,
  • Satanical,
  • low-down,
  • cloddish,
  • matter of fact,
  • Hard-hearted,
  • uncontrite,
  • death-dealing,
  • ferocious,
  • hard line,
  • ruffianly,
  • ravening,
  • rampageous,
  • hard-shelled,
  • bad-mannered,
  • hardboiled,
  • hardbitten,
  • vestigial,
  • Anthropophagous,
  • furious,
  • crude,
  • hard as nails,
  • Beastlike,
  • Mortiferous,
  • cold-blooded,
  • cutthroat,
  • fierce.

  • pitiless (adjective)

  • killer instinct,
  • hatchetjob,
  • coldhearted.

  • primitive (adjective)

  • more atavistic,
  • un refined,
  • un sophisticated,
  • more untutored,
  • un taught,
  • un learned,
  • most untutored,
  • un-tutored,
  • un cultured,
  • un-learned,
  • under developed,
  • more vestigial,
  • un-refined,
  • preliterate,
  • most preliterate,
  • more nonliterate,
  • most atavistic,
  • un trained,
  • un-cultured,
  • non literate,
  • most vestigial,
  • pre-literate,
  • more preliterate,
  • pre literate,
  • non-literate,
  • un-trained,
  • under-developed,
  • most nonliterate,
  • un-taught,
  • un-developed,
  • un tutored.

  • rapacious (adjective)

  • Preying,
  • more marauding,
  • most marauding.

  • remorseless (adjective)

  • in tolerant,
  • un-yielding,
  • un yielding,
  • un contrite,
  • un repenting,
  • un-remitting,
  • more unregenerate,
  • most uncontrite,
  • most unregenerate,
  • un remitting,
  • un-repenting,
  • hard bitten,
  • un-forgiving,
  • most unrepenting,
  • un regenerate,
  • more unrepenting,
  • un forgiving,
  • more uncontrite,
  • unforgiving,
  • un-contrite.

  • rude (adjective)

  • most bad mannered,
  • more bad mannered,
  • in solent,
  • un gracious,
  • dis courteous,
  • most badmannered,
  • un educated,
  • most bad-mannered,
  • un-gracious,
  • uneducated,
  • bad mannered,
  • un polished,
  • un-educated,
  • dis-courteous,
  • in-solent,
  • badmannered,
  • more bad-mannered,
  • more badmannered.

  • ruthless (adjective)

  • most ironfisted,
  • most killer,
  • un-appeasable,
  • killer,
  • re-vengeful,
  • re vengeful,
  • more ironfisted,
  • more killer,
  • un appeasable.

  • stonyhearted (adjective)

  • stony hearted,
  • Stony-hearted.

  • stormy (adjective)

  • more stormful,
  • more storming,
  • raining cats dogs,
  • squallier,
  • most stormful,
  • most riproaring,
  • squalliest,
  • more riproaring,
  • most storming.

  • tough (adjective)

  • most ruffianly,
  • most hard-shelled,
  • un manageable,
  • un-compromising,
  • re solute,
  • hardline,
  • ex acting,
  • more ruffianly,
  • un alterable,
  • hard nosed,
  • most hard shelled,
  • hard shelled,
  • hardshelled,
  • in flexible,
  • un bending,
  • un-manageable,
  • more hard-shelled,
  • most hardshelled,
  • un-alterable,
  • more hard shelled,
  • re-solute,
  • un compromising,
  • in-flexible,
  • un-bending,
  • ex-acting,
  • in tractable,
  • more hardshelled,
  • in-tractable.

  • truculent (adjective)

  • more invective,
  • more browbeating,
  • co wing,
  • most cowing,
  • most vituperous,
  • more vituperous,
  • co-wing,
  • most browbeating,
  • most invective,
  • badtempered,
  • bad tempered,
  • more cowing.

  • uncivilized (adjective)

  • un-conscionable,
  • un-controlled,
  • un-godly,
  • un holier,
  • un godly,
  • un-holier,
  • un godlier,
  • dis respectful,
  • un-civilized,
  • most mannerless,
  • un holy,
  • un holiest,
  • un conscionable,
  • un-holiest,
  • un-godlier,
  • un-mannered,
  • un controlled,
  • un civilized,
  • dis-respectful,
  • un godliest,
  • more mannerless,
  • un-godliest,
  • un-holy,
  • un mannered,
  • mannerless.

  • uncultivated (adjective)

  • untilled,
  • unfarmed,
  • unplowed,
  • lowbrow.

  • unkind (adjective)

  • un kindest,
  • un friendlier,
  • un kinder,
  • un-friendliest,
  • un charitable,
  • un-charitable,
  • un friendliest,
  • un kind,
  • un-friendly,
  • un-kindest,
  • un-kind,
  • un-kinder,
  • un-friendlier.

  • untamed (adjective)

  • over-run.

  • venomous (adjective)

  • more viperish,
  • more malefic,
  • most cussed,
  • more cussed,
  • most viperish,
  • venomous,
  • most malefic.

  • vicious (adjective)

  • more backbiting,
  • more contaminated,
  • de based,
  • re probate,
  • de-spiteful,
  • re-probate,
  • de moralized,
  • in famous,
  • re prehensible,
  • most backbiting,
  • re-prehensible,
  • de spiteful,
  • de-moralized,
  • de-graded,
  • de graded,
  • de-based.

  • violent (adjective)

  • fighting,
  • brawling,
  • frenzied,
  • abusive,
  • intense,
  • assaultive,
  • uproarious,
  • broiling,
  • outrageous,
  • tumultuous,
  • vehement.

  • vulgar (adjective)

  • mobbish.

  • wild (adjective)

  • more unbroken,
  • de-sert,
  • most unbroken,
  • de sert,
  • un broken,
  • de solate,
  • un-touched,
  • de-solate,
  • un touched,
  • un-broken,
  • wastest.

  • wild, untamed (adjective)

  • primeval,
  • primary,
  • first,
  • turbulent,
  • simple,
  • rugged,
  • primordial,
  • aboriginal,
  • harsh,
  • in a state of nature,
  • fundamental,
  • unbroken,
  • lupine,
  • original,
  • archaic,
  • rustic,
  • ancient,
  • earliest,
  • unmodified,
  • pristine,
  • natural,
  • native.

• n.

  •
  • hateful,
  • hard,
  • awful,
  • monstrous,
  • uncharitable.
  •
  • ad hominem,
  • accusing,
  • acrid,
  • biting,
  • accusatory,
  • astringent,
  • acerbic,
  • acid,
  • blistering,
  • uncivil,
  • culture,
  • primitive,
  • barbed.
  •
  • arboreal,
  • anthropoid,
  • articulate,
  • amphibious,
  • asexual,
  • androgynous,
  • Caged,
  • aquatic,
  • captive,
  • help,
  • best-of-breed.
  •
  • dry,
  • dusty,
  • sun-baked,
  • arid,
  • parched,
  • lifeless,
  • bare,
  • deserted,
  • treeless.
  •
  • exterminate,
  • dispatch,
  • massacre,
  • bump off,
  • take someone’s life,
  • assassinate,
  • strangle.
  •
  • castigate,
  • take/bring/hold someone to task,
  • tear someone/something to pieces/shreds.
  •
  • coloured,
  • coolie,
  • eskimo,
  • black,
  • cracker,
  • coon,
  • canuck,
  • colored,
  • dago.

  • barbarian (noun)

  • brute.

  • barbaric (noun)

  • barbaric.

  • barbarous (noun)

  • barbarous.

  • beast (noun)

  • beast.

  • brute (noun)

  • de-generate,
  • de-generates,
  • de generates,
  • de generate.

  • cannibal (noun)

  • Anthropophaginian,
  • anthropophagus,
  • Anthropophagi,
  • ogresses,
  • anthropophagite,
  • Head-hunter,
  • headhunter,
  • ogress,
  • cruel person,
  • headhunters,
  • bush dweller,
  • head hunter,
  • primitives.

  • destroyer (noun)

  • Demolisher,
  • chemotherapy,
  • wrecker,
  • despoiler,
  • eradicators,
  • despoilers,
  • ransacker,
  • eradicator,
  • pillagers,
  • pillager,
  • chemotherapies,
  • demolishers,
  • wreckers,
  • exterminators,
  • vandal,
  • exterminator,
  • ransackers.

  • devil (noun)

  • devil.

  • enemy (noun)

  • sectarian,
  • combatant,
  • competitor,
  • rival,
  • opposition,
  • enemy,
  • attacker,
  • shrew,
  • opponent,
  • Archenemy,
  • unfriendly,
  • assailant,
  • adversary,
  • Sectary,
  • foe,
  • sanguinary,
  • antagonist,
  • invader,
  • opposite.

  • feral (noun)

  • feral.

  • fiend (noun)

  • mephistopheleses,
  • diablos.

  • monster (noun)

  • mis-creation,
  • mis creations,
  • mis-creations,
  • mis creation,
  • lusus naturaes,
  • frankensteins,
  • miscreations.

  • noncivilised (noun)

  • noncivilised.

  • noncivilized (noun)

  • noncivilized.

  • Other relevant words: (noun)

  • Wild Animal,
  • critter,
  • leviathan,
  • destroyer,
  • sadists,
  • critters,
  • fiend,
  • sadist,
  • little devil,
  • leviathans,
  • imp,
  • cannibal,
  • centaur,
  • savages,
  • monster,
  • little devils,
  • miscreation,
  • mammoths,
  • werewolf,
  • evil spirit,
  • titan,
  • Wild Animals,
  • Lusus Naturae,
  • centaurs,
  • Diablo,
  • evil spirits,
  • lout,
  • phoenix,
  • Werewolves,
  • phoenixes.

  • roughshod (noun)

  • roughshod.

  • savage (noun)

  • wild,
  • untamed,
  • uncivilised,
  • wildcat,
  • wolf.

  • uncivilized (noun)

  • wilder.

• v.

  • attack (verb)

  • lunge,
  • batter,
  • barrage,
  • scarify,
  • invade,
  • fight,
  • charge,
  • combat,
  • pound,
  • scorch,
  • thrust,
  • lash,
  • scathe,
  • slash,
  • bombard,
  • harry,
  • flay,
  • strike,
  • hammer,
  • trounce,
  • storm,
  • raid,
  • riot,
  • violate.

  • communication (verb)

  • pillory,
  • savage,
  • crucify,
  • blast.

  • Other relevant words: (verb)

  • pick apart,
  • criticise,
  • assail,
  • attack,
  • knock,
  • set on,
  • assault,
  • criticize.

• Other synonyms:

  • Hun

  • tartar.
  •
  • troglodyte,
  • whale at,
  • scold,
  • rip into,
  • maul,
  • censure,
  • remorseless,
  • blackguard,
  • swine,
  • Genghis Khan,
  • zealot,
  • come down on,
  • the Wicked Witch of the West,
  • unnatural,
  • uncultured,
  • land on,
  • deprecate,
  • tell off,
  • upbraid,
  • vilify,
  • bitch out,
  • despot,
  • psycho,
  • roughneck,
  • jump on,
  • revile.
  •
  • ogre,
  • harangue,
  • ream,
  • bully,
  • zing,
  • bloody,
  • tear into.
  •
  • trash,
  • slam,
  • carpet,
  • roast,
  • tear apart,
  • hit out,
  • pan,
  • take apart.
  •
  • tease,
  • slaughter.
  •
  • go for.
  •
  • murder,
  • kill.
  •
  • damn.

  • barbarian

  • yahoo,
  • barbarian.

  • bestial

  • beastly.

  • cannibal

  • man-eating.

  • merciless

  • unmerciful.

  • Other relevant words:

  • animal.

  • unlettered

  • unlearned.

  • vampire

  • man-eater.

  • wild

  • pagan,
  • unspoiled,
  • untaught,
  • broken,
  • unrestrained,
  • ungoverned.

How to use «Savage» in context?

Paraphrases for Savage:

• Independent

  • Foreign word
    sauvage.
  • Adjective
    barbarian, barbarous, bloodthirsty, brutish, callous, feral, fierce, harsh, heartless, horrible, inhuman, inhumane, mindless, monstrous, reckless, relentless, severe, terrible, unbridled, unfettered, unrestrained, unscrupulous, wanton.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    barbarity, barbarous, wanton, wildcat.
  • Interjection
    beast.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    atrocious, barbaric, barbarism, brute, cold-blooded, cruel, ferocious, gruesome, merciless, uncontrolled, vicious, cut-throat, wild-type.
  • Proper noun, singular
    sauvage.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    barbaric, barbarism, brutality, heathen, savagery, wild-type.

Homophones for Savage:

• six-pack, subfusc, spooky, spacy, spica, swayback, sabicu, spec, speech, sawbuck, sausage pizza, spiky, specie, sick bag, sea-puss, sapphic, spassky, soubise, suffix, speke, spoke, show biz, seepage, skopje, spice cake, squawk box, sapsago, speak, sawfish, spacious, sebaceous, sepsis, sheepish, spice cookie, sops, speck, skybox, soapfish, shavous, spouse, suffice, soapbox, squash bug, swbs, species, sphecius, squeeze box, squaw-bush, speakeasy, scyphus, schizophyceae, savidge, suspicious, scabiosa, subaqueous, seabag, scapose, spock, spike, sisyphus, suffuse, sixpack, scabies, subbase, safe house, spice, suppose, sea bass, shoebox, scyphozoa, sow bug, sfax, sheep fescue, sickbag, skipjack, skivvies, spick, spicy, space age, spik, space, scopes, scaphiopus, spacey, showpiece, six pack, sea-poose, suppuku, succubus, specs, spook, specious, squawbush, sea puss, spic, sebs, safe sex, safaqis, scabious.

Hyponym for Savage:

• v.

  • communication
    knock, pick apart, criticize, criticise.
  • competition
    attack, set on, assault, assail.

How is the word savage different from other adjectives like it?

Some common synonyms of savage are barbarous, cruel, ferocious, and fierce. While all these words mean «showing fury or malignity in looks or actions,» savage implies the absence of inhibitions restraining civilized people filled with rage, lust, or other violent passion.

Where would barbarous be a reasonable alternative to savage?

Although the words barbarous and savage have much in common, barbarous implies a ferocity or mercilessness regarded as unworthy of civilized people.

When would cruel be a good substitute for savage?

The words cruel and savage can be used in similar contexts, but cruel implies indifference to suffering and even positive pleasure in inflicting it.

When can ferocious be used instead of savage?

While in some cases nearly identical to savage, ferocious implies extreme fierceness and unrestrained violence and brutality.

When might fierce be a better fit than savage?

The synonyms fierce and savage are sometimes interchangeable, but fierce applies to humans and animals that inspire terror because of their wild and menacing aspect or fury in attack.