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Definition of thuggery in English: thuggerynoun ˈθʌɡəriˈθəɡ(ə)ri mass nounViolent behaviour, especially of a criminal nature. a cowardly act of mindless thuggery a campaign of fear, intimidation, and thuggery Example sentencesExamples - Despite a thriving democracy, the justice system has not always been successful in stopping fascist thuggery.
- Analysts say the president's tactics of power consolidation and political thuggery have been successful in shutting out challengers.
- Unlike conventional crime, computer thuggery frequently reaches across territorial lines, often originating from countries where the act is not illegal.
- The church is the second to be damaged in what appears to be a campaign of thuggery.
- Vandalism and thuggery are an all-too-frequent blot on the landscape in recent years.
- He has certainly not condoned or excused racist violence or thuggery.
- Corporate thuggery is destroying the rainforests.
- There's no place in football for the kind of thuggery that went on out there.
Definition of thuggery in US English: thuggerynounˈTHəɡ(ə)rēˈθəɡ(ə)ri Violent behavior, especially of a criminal nature. a cowardly act of mindless thuggery a campaign of fear, intimidation, and thuggery Example sentencesExamples - Corporate thuggery is destroying the rainforests.
- Despite a thriving democracy, the justice system has not always been successful in stopping fascist thuggery.
- Analysts say the president's tactics of power consolidation and political thuggery have been successful in shutting out challengers.
- He has certainly not condoned or excused racist violence or thuggery.
- The church is the second to be damaged in what appears to be a campaign of thuggery.
- Unlike conventional crime, computer thuggery frequently reaches across territorial lines, often originating from countries where the act is not illegal.
- Vandalism and thuggery are an all-too-frequent blot on the landscape in recent years.
- There's no place in football for the kind of thuggery that went on out there.
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