英语词汇“violent”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	violent
释义	Trends of violent View usage for: violent (vaɪələnt) 1. adjective If someone is violent, or if they do something which is violent, they use physical force or weapons to hurt, injure, or kill other people. A quarter of current inmates have committed violent crimes. ...violent anti-government demonstrations. When I first came here, I was very violent. Sometimes the men get violent. violently adverb [ADVERB with verb] Some opposition activists have been violently attacked. 2. adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun] A violent event happens suddenly and with great force. A violent impact hurtled her forward. A violent explosion seemed to jolt the whole ground. violently adverb [ADVERB with verb] A nearby volcano erupted violently, sending out a hail of molten rock and boilingmud. 3. adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun] If you describe something as violent, you mean that it is said, done, or felt very strongly. Violent opposition to the plan continues. He had violent stomach pains. ...an outburst of violent emotion. Synonyms: intense, acute, severe, biting More Synonyms of violent violently adverb He was violently scolded. 4. graded adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun] Violent changes are extreme changes from one state to another. Larry began suffering severe headaches and violent mood swings. 5. adjective A violent death is painful and unexpected, usually because the person who dies has been murdered. ...an innocent man who had met a violent death. violently adverb [ADVERB with verb] ...a girl who had died violently nine years earlier. 6. adjective A violent film or television programme contains a lot of scenes which show violence. It was the most violent film that I have ever seen. 7. graded adjective [ADJECTIVE noun] If you describe a colour as violent, you mean that it is extremely, and often unpleasantly, bright. ...the violent red of dying sunset. 8. graded adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun] Violent weather is extremely stormy and windy. A violent storm had struck the area. More Synonyms of violent violent in British English (ˈvaɪələnt) adjective 1. marked or caused by great physical force or violence a violent stab 2. (of a person) tending to the use of violence, esp in order to injure or intimidate others 3. marked by intensity of any kind a violent clash of colours 4. characterized by an undue use of force; severe; harsh 5. caused by or displaying strong or undue mental or emotional force a violent tongue 6. tending to distort the meaning or intent a violent interpretation of the text Derived forms violently (ˈviolently) adverb Word origin C14: from Latin violentus, probably from vīs strength violent in American English (ˈvaɪələnt) adjective 1. a. acting with or characterized by great physical force, so as to injure, damage, or destroy b. acting or characterized by force unlawfully or callously used 2. caused by violence a violent death 3. a. showing, or resulting from, strong feeling or emotion; vehement; furious violent language b. emotionally disturbed to an uncontrollable degree 4. extreme; intense; very strong a violent storm 5. tending to distort the meaning to put a violent construction on a text Derived forms violently (ˈviolently) adverb Word origin ME < MFr < L violentus, violent, akin to violare, to UNRESOLVED CROSS REF Examples of 'violent' in a sentence violent Ignorance of the spell was the only thing protecting the gentle Harshini from her violent human side. Jennifer Fallon TREASON KEEP (2001) The one thing that had always moved Tony was the victims of violent criminals. Val McDermid THE LAST TEMPTATION (2001) Judging by the titles, Gary was a fan of violent action movies. Val McDermid THE LAST TEMPTATION (2001) Clyde must have mistaken violent outbursts to mean outbursts of violence rather than intense, brief tantrums. Gregg Andrew Hurwitz DO NO HARM (2001) In other languages violent British English: violent /ˈvaɪələnt/ ADJECTIVE If someone is violent, or if they do something which is violent, they use physical force or weapons to hurt other people. We all know violent crime is on the increase. American English: violent Arabic: عَنِيف Brazilian Portuguese: violento Chinese: 猛烈的 Croatian: nasilan Czech: násilný Danish: voldelig Dutch: gewelddadig European Spanish: violento Finnish: väkivaltainen French: violent German: gewalttätig Greek: βίαιος Italian: violento Japanese: 暴力的な Korean: 난폭한 Norwegian: voldelig Polish: gwałtowny European Portuguese: violento Romanian: violent Russian: сильный Latin American Spanish: violento Swedish: våldsam Thai: ที่มีสาเหตุมาจากความรุนแรง Turkish: şiddet uygulayan Ukrainian: жорстокий Vietnamese: hung tợn Chinese translation of 'violent' violent (ˈvaɪələnt) adj [person, crime] 暴力的 (bàolì de) [death, explosion] 猛烈的 (měngliè de) [opposition, pain, emotion] 强(強)烈的 (qiángliè de) 1 (adjective) in the sense of brutal Definition using or involving physical force with the intention of causing injury or destruction He could be violent from time to time. Synonyms brutal He was the victim of a very brutal attack. aggressive savage This was a savage and needless attack. wild rough I was a bit rough with you this morning. fierce the teeth of some fierce animal bullying cruel They should spend a long time in jail to reflect on their cruel acts. the persecution of prisoners by cruel captors vicious destructive ruthless a ruthless totalitarian power murderous a series of murderous attacks maddened berserk When I saw him I went berserk. merciless bloodthirsty this bloodthirsty killer homicidal pitiless He saw the pitiless eyes of his enemy. hot-headed thuggish maniacal hot-tempered Opposites gentle , peaceful , mild , quiet , calm , composed , rational , sane , serene , placid , well-behaved , unruffled 2 (adjective) in the sense of sharp Definition using or involving physical force with the intention of causing injury or destruction The next moment she felt a violent blow to her arm. Synonyms sharp hard I gave the chair a hard push and it toppled backwards. powerful in the grip of a powerful emotion forceful This is a forceful argument for joining them. strong A strong current seemed to be moving the whole boat. fierce fatal She had suffered a fatal heart attack. savage a strange and savage animal encountered at the zoo deadly She levelled a deadly look at him. brutal vicious He suffered a vicious attack by a group of gang members. lethal a lethal dose of sleeping pills hefty Lambert gave him a hefty shove to send him on his way. ferocious By its nature a lion is ferocious. death-dealing 3 (adjective) in the sense of intense Definition very intense He had violent stomach pains. Synonyms intense He was sweating from the intense heat. acute His back is arched as if in acute pain. severe He woke up blinded and in severe pain. biting This was the most biting criticism made against her. sharp I felt a sharp pain in my lower back. extreme people living in extreme poverty painful harsh He said many harsh and unkind things. excruciating I was in excruciating pain. agonizing The wait was agonizing. inordinate 4 (adjective) in the sense of passionate Definition very intense his violent, almost pathological jealousy Synonyms passionate He made a passionate speech about his commitment to peace. intense Her reaction to the news was more intense than I had imagined. extreme strong Having strong unrequited feelings for someone is hard. wild The recent wild weather has caused millions of pounds' worth of damage. consuming uncontrollable When he lost his temper, he was uncontrollable. vehement There has been widespread and vehement condemnation of the attack. unrestrained tempestuous the couple's tempestuous relationship ungovernable He was filled with an ungovernable rage. 5 (adjective) in the sense of fiery Definition very intense I had a violent temper and was always in fights. Synonyms fiery I see you have a fiery temper. raging Inside, she was raging. fierce Two climbers were trapped by a fierce storm. flaming A group followed carrying flaming torches. furious A furious gunbattle ensued. passionate She has a passionate temper. peppery A crisp green salad with a few peppery radishes. ungovernable 6 (adjective) in the sense of powerful Definition sudden and forceful That night a violent storm arose and wrecked most of the ships. Synonyms powerful a powerful drama about a corrupt city leader wild The angry crowd became quite wild and agitated. devastating strong strong aftershave storming raging raging seas turbulent I had to have a boat that could handle turbulent seas. tumultuous Delegates greeted the news with tumultuous applause. tempestuous adverse winds and tempestuous weather gale force blustery a cool, blustery day ruinous full of force forcible forcible resettlement of villagers Opposites calm , gentle , mild , serene , placid Additional synonyms in the sense of acute His back is arched as if in acute pain. Synonyms sharp, shooting, powerful, violent, severe, intense, overwhelming, distressing, stabbing, cutting, fierce, piercing, racking, exquisite, poignant, harrowing, overpowering, shrill, excruciating in the sense of agonizing The wait was agonizing. Synonyms painful, bitter, distressing, harrowing, heartbreaking, grievous, excruciating, hellish, heart-rending, gut-wrenching, torturous in the sense of berserk When I saw him I went berserk. Synonyms crazy, wild, mad (informal), frantic, ape (slang), apeshit (slang), violent, raging, frenzied, manic, enraged, uncontrollable, rabid, amok, maniacal, barro (Australian, slang), off the air (Australian, slang), porangi (New Zealand) Synonyms of 'violent' violent Explore 'violent' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of biting Definition sarcastic This was the most biting criticism made against her. Synonyms sarcastic, cutting, sharp, severe, stinging, withering, scathing, acrimonious, incisive, virulent, caustic, vitriolic, trenchant, mordant, mordacious in the sense of bloodthirsty Definition taking pleasure in bloodshed or violence this bloodthirsty killer Synonyms cruel, savage, brutal, vicious, ruthless, ferocious, murderous, heartless, inhuman, merciless, cut-throat, remorseless, warlike, barbarous, pitiless in the sense of blustery a cool, blustery day Synonyms gusty, wild, violent, stormy, windy, tempestuous, inclement, squally, blusterous in the sense of cruel Definition deliberately causing pain without pity They should spend a long time in jail to reflect on their cruel acts.the persecution of prisoners by cruel captors Synonyms brutal, ruthless, callous, sadistic, inhumane, hard, fell (archaic), severe, harsh, savage, grim, vicious, relentless, murderous, monstrous, unnatural, unkind, heartless, atrocious, inhuman, merciless, cold-blooded, malevolent, hellish (informal), depraved, spiteful, brutish, bloodthirsty, remorseless, barbarous, pitiless, unfeeling, sanguinary, hard-hearted, stony-hearted, implacable in the sense of deadly She levelled a deadly look at him. Synonyms hard, fierce, harsh, cruel, savage, brutal, grim, stern, ruthless, ferocious, unrelenting, merciless, implacable, barbarous, pitiless, unfeeling, unmerciful, unpitying in the sense of excruciating Definition unbearably painful I was in excruciating pain. Synonyms agonizing, acute, severe, extreme, burning, violent, intense, piercing, racking, searing, tormenting, exquisite, harrowing, unbearable, insufferable, torturous, unendurable in the sense of extreme Definition of a high or the highest degree or intensity people living in extreme poverty Synonyms great, high, highest, greatest, worst, supreme, acute, severe, maximum, intense, ultimate, utmost, mother of all (informal), uttermost in the sense of fatal Definition resulting in death She had suffered a fatal heart attack. Synonyms lethal, deadly, mortal, causing death, final, killing, terminal, destructive, malignant, incurable, pernicious (formal) in the sense of ferocious Definition savagely fierce or cruel By its nature a lion is ferocious. Synonyms fierce, violent, savage, ravening, predatory, feral, rapacious, wild in the sense of fierce Definition very aggressive or angry the teeth of some fierce animal Synonyms ferocious, wild, dangerous, cruel, savage, brutal, aggressive, menacing, vicious, fiery, murderous, uncontrollable, feral, untamed, barbarous, fell (archaic), threatening, baleful, truculent, tigerish, aggers (Australian, slang), biffo (Australian, slang) Additional synonyms in the sense of fierce Definition intense or strong Two climbers were trapped by a fierce storm. Synonyms stormy, strong, powerful, violent, intense, raging, furious, howling, uncontrollable, boisterous, tumultuous, tempestuous, blustery, inclement in the sense of flaming Definition burning with flames A group followed carrying flaming torches. Synonyms burning, blazing, fiery, ignited, red, brilliant, raging, glowing, red-hot, ablaze, in flames, afire in the sense of forceful Definition effective This is a forceful argument for joining them. Synonyms powerful, strong, convincing, effective, compelling, persuasive, weighty, pithy, cogent, telling in the sense of forcible Definition involving physical force forcible resettlement of villagers Synonyms violent, armed, aggressive, compulsory, drastic, coercive in the sense of furious Definition violent or unrestrained, such as in speed or energy A furious gunbattle ensued. Synonyms violent, wild, intense, fierce, savage, turbulent, stormy, agitated, boisterous, tumultuous, vehement, unrestrained, tempestuous, impetuous, ungovernable in the sense of hard Definition forceful I gave the chair a hard push and it toppled backwards. Synonyms forceful, strong, powerful, driving, heavy, sharp, violent, smart, tremendous, fierce, vigorous, hefty in the sense of harsh Definition unkind and showing no understanding He said many harsh and unkind things. Synonyms hard, sharp, severe, bitter, cruel, stern, unpleasant, abusive, unkind, pitiless, unfeeling in the sense of hefty Definition forceful and vigorous Lambert gave him a hefty shove to send him on his way. Synonyms forceful, heavy, powerful, vigorous (slang) in the sense of lethal Definition capable of causing death a lethal dose of sleeping pills Synonyms deadly, terminal, fatal, deathly, dangerous, devastating, destructive, mortal, murderous, poisonous, toxic, virulent, pernicious (formal), noxious, baneful in the sense of murderous a series of murderous attacks Synonyms deadly, savage, brutal, destructive, fell (archaic), bloody, devastating, cruel, lethal, withering, ferocious, cut-throat, bloodthirsty, barbarous, internecine, death-dealing, sanguinary Additional synonyms in the sense of peppery Definition tasting of pepper A crisp green salad with a few peppery radishes. Synonyms hot, fiery, spicy, pungent, highly seasoned, piquant in the sense of pitiless Definition feeling no pity or mercy He saw the pitiless eyes of his enemy. Synonyms merciless, ruthless, heartless, harsh, cruel, brutal, relentless, callous, inhuman, inexorable, implacable, unsympathetic, cold-blooded, uncaring, unfeeling, cold-hearted, unmerciful, hardhearted in the sense of raging Inside, she was raging. Synonyms furious, mad (informal), raving, fuming, frenzied, infuriated, incensed, enraged, seething, fizzing (Scottish), incandescent, foaming at the mouth, fit to be tied (slang), boiling mad (informal), beside yourself, doing your nut (British, slang), off the air (Australian, slang) in the sense of raging raging seas Synonyms stormy, strong, wild, violent, turbulent, tempestuous in the sense of rough Definition harsh or sharp I was a bit rough with you this morning. Synonyms harsh, tough, sharp, severe, nasty, cruel, rowdy, curt, unfeeling in the sense of ruthless Definition thorough and forceful, regardless of effect a ruthless totalitarian power Synonyms merciless, hard, severe, fierce, harsh, cruel, savage, brutal, stern, relentless, adamant, ferocious, callous, heartless, unrelenting, inhuman, inexorable, remorseless, barbarous, pitiless, unfeeling, hard-hearted, without pity, unmerciful, unpitying in the sense of savage Definition rude, crude, and violent This was a savage and needless attack. Synonyms cruel, brutal, vicious, bloody, fierce, harsh, beastly (informal), ruthless, ferocious, murderous, ravening, sadistic, inhuman, merciless, diabolical, brutish, devilish, bloodthirsty, barbarous, pitiless, bestial in the sense of savage Definition wild and untamed a strange and savage animal encountered at the zoo Synonyms wild, fierce, ferocious, unbroken, feral, untamed, undomesticated in the sense of severe Definition causing discomfort by its harshness He woke up blinded and in severe pain. Synonyms acute, extreme, intense, burning, violent, piercing, racking, searing, tormenting, exquisite, harrowing, unbearable, excruciating, agonizing, insufferable, torturous, unendurable in the sense of strong Definition great in degree or intensity A strong current seemed to be moving the whole boat. Synonyms forceful, powerful, intense, vigorous Additional synonyms in the sense of strong Definition committed or fervent Having strong unrequited feelings for someone is hard. Synonyms intense, deep, passionate, ardent, fierce, profound, forceful, fervent, deep-rooted, vehement, fervid in the sense of strong Definition concentrated strong aftershave Synonyms pungent, powerful, concentrated, pure, undiluted, industrial-strength (humorous) in the sense of tempestuous Definition extremely emotional or passionate the couple's tempestuous relationship Synonyms passionate, intense, turbulent, heated, wild, excited, emotional, violent, flaming, hysterical, stormy, impassioned, uncontrolled, boisterous, feverish in the sense of tempestuous Definition violent or stormy adverse winds and tempestuous weather Synonyms stormy, turbulent, inclement, raging, windy, boisterous, blustery, gusty, squally, furious in the sense of tumultuous Definition unruly, noisy, or excited Delegates greeted the news with tumultuous applause. Synonyms wild, excited, riotous, unrestrained, violent, raging, disorderly, fierce, passionate, noisy, restless, unruly, rowdy, boisterous, full-on (informal), lawless, vociferous, rumbustious, uproarious, obstreperous, clamorous in the sense of turbulent Definition (of water or air) full of violent unpredictable currents I had to have a boat that could handle turbulent seas. Synonyms stormy, rough, raging, tempestuous, boiling, disordered, furious, unsettled, foaming, unstable, agitated, tumultuous, choppy, blustery in the sense of uncontrollable Definition (of a person) wild and unmanageable in behaviour When he lost his temper, he was uncontrollable. Synonyms unmanageable, violent, strong, wild, mad, furious, frantic, irresistible, carried away, unruly, irrepressible, ungovernable, beside yourself, like one possessed in the sense of ungovernable Definition (of an emotion) not able to be controlled or restrained He was filled with an ungovernable rage. Synonyms uncontrollable, wild, unrestrainable in the sense of vehement Definition (of actions or gestures) performed with great force or energy There has been widespread and vehement condemnation of the attack. Synonyms strong, fierce, forceful, earnest, powerful, violent, intense, flaming, eager, enthusiastic, passionate, ardent, emphatic, fervent, impassioned, zealous, forcible, fervid in the sense of vicious Definition (of an animal) fierce or hostile He suffered a vicious attack by a group of gang members. Synonyms savage, brutal, violent, bad, dangerous, foul, cruel, ferocious, monstrous, vile, atrocious, diabolical, heinous, abhorrent, barbarous, fiendish Additional synonyms in the sense of wild Definition stormy or violent The recent wild weather has caused millions of pounds' worth of damage. Synonyms stormy, violent, rough, intense, raging, furious, howling, choppy, tempestuous, blustery in the sense of wild Definition lacking restraint or control The angry crowd became quite wild and agitated. Synonyms uncontrolled, violent, rough, disorderly, noisy, chaotic, turbulent, wayward, unruly, rowdy, boisterous, lawless, unfettered, unbridled, riotous, unrestrained, unmanageable, impetuous, undisciplined, ungovernable, self-willed, uproarious
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