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bloodthirstiness

adjective as in ferocity

noun as in inhumanity

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As for the tone of political rhetoric, who’s responsible for its bloodthirstiness?

“It was just very hard to believe in such cynicism and in such bloodthirstiness on the part of the collective West.”

"The bloodthirstiness of our opponents showed itself," he said.

From Reuters

The point was to establish the naïve bloodthirstiness of a people who, we were repeatedly reminded, had never known real war.

In perhaps the most chilling moment of the hearing, Cheney spoke of former White House officials’ testimony about Trump’s bloodthirstiness toward his own vice president.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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