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savage

[sav-ij] / ˈsæv ɪdʒ /




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I knew the rough distances of the stages and the distance between aid stations, but we were out here for a primal, even savage experience, and sometimes the distances were off.

From The Wall Street Journal

In July of 1863, at the Battle of Gettysburg, over a hundred thousand Union and Confederate soldiers met in a savage battle.

From Literature

She is used to tough questions - but nothing quite so savage and personal as this.

From BBC

All would be lost, however, without Mays’ quicksilver brilliance — the way he can shift from savage irony to vindictive rage to godless despair in the space of a line.

From Los Angeles Times

In England the media coverage of refereeing is savage.

From BBC