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

bestial

/ˈbɛstɪəl

adjective

1Of or like an animal or animals: Darwin’s revelations about our bestial beginnings...

The werewolf shows that either humans can temporarily lose conscience and become animal or that bestial wildness is part of conscience itself.
It is always convenient to regard foreign populations as inferior, more convenient still to regard them as animalistic, or bestial, especially when you have decided to enslave or eliminate them.
Some seventeenth-century theriophilists replied that bestial lack of reason was not a curse, while others denied that animals lack reason.

Synonyms

animal, beast-like, animalistic

rare zoic, theriomorphic, theroid

1.1Savagely cruel and depraved: bestial and barbaric acts...

Simultaneously marked by its bestial savagery and spiritual transcendence, the primitive other is made to coalesce the physical with the metaphysical.
The velocity and ferocity of some of the attack moves that zoom around the arena are truly bestial in their utter savagery.
No matter how cruel and bestial Caroline could be, he always found a better side of her to ponder upon.

Synonyms

savage, brutish, brutal, barbarous, barbaric, cruel, vicious, violent, inhuman, subhuman;

depraved, degenerate, unnatural, perverted, corrupt, immoral, amoral, warped, vile, gross, sordid;

carnal, lustful, lecherous, licentious, lascivious, goatish, libidinous, lubricious, salacious, prurient, lewd, crude

Derivatives

bestialize

/ˈbɛstɪəlʌɪz

/ (also bestialise) verb ...

They have become bestialized, who do not see that all beauty, all human beauty, lies in this quality of mind.
It seems that 37 years as occupiers have bestialised our society and left it bereft even of common decency.
At a meeting of Britain's leading scientists, critics attack Darwin's theory for bestializing humankind.

bestially

adverb ...

There's also some bestially played guitar and sawed-off fiddling ’, strangled cascades of notes that goes well with the loosely tethered drumming.
The serpent, the most subtle beast of the field… Who made it to be like that, a bestial part of the body able to understand bestially and desire bestially?
He saw the corpse and his eyes bulged horrifically before he crashed to his knees, sprawled out bestially on all fours and vomited all over the corpse.

Origin

Late Middle English: via Old French from late Latin bestialis, from Latin bestia 'beast'.

单词	bestial
释义	bestial /ˈbɛstɪəl / adjective 1Of or like an animal or animals: Darwin’s revelations about our bestial beginnings... The werewolf shows that either humans can temporarily lose conscience and become animal or that bestial wildness is part of conscience itself. It is always convenient to regard foreign populations as inferior, more convenient still to regard them as animalistic, or bestial, especially when you have decided to enslave or eliminate them. Some seventeenth-century theriophilists replied that bestial lack of reason was not a curse, while others denied that animals lack reason. Synonyms animal, beast-like, animalistic rare zoic, theriomorphic, theroid 1.1Savagely cruel and depraved: bestial and barbaric acts... Simultaneously marked by its bestial savagery and spiritual transcendence, the primitive other is made to coalesce the physical with the metaphysical. The velocity and ferocity of some of the attack moves that zoom around the arena are truly bestial in their utter savagery. No matter how cruel and bestial Caroline could be, he always found a better side of her to ponder upon. Synonyms savage, brutish, brutal, barbarous, barbaric, cruel, vicious, violent, inhuman, subhuman; depraved, degenerate, unnatural, perverted, corrupt, immoral, amoral, warped, vile, gross, sordid; carnal, lustful, lecherous, licentious, lascivious, goatish, libidinous, lubricious, salacious, prurient, lewd, crude Derivatives bestialize /ˈbɛstɪəlʌɪz / (also bestialise) verb ... They have become bestialized, who do not see that all beauty, all human beauty, lies in this quality of mind. It seems that 37 years as occupiers have bestialised our society and left it bereft even of common decency. At a meeting of Britain's leading scientists, critics attack Darwin's theory for bestializing humankind. bestially adverb ... There's also some bestially played guitar and sawed-off fiddling ’, strangled cascades of notes that goes well with the loosely tethered drumming. The serpent, the most subtle beast of the field… Who made it to be like that, a bestial part of the body able to understand bestially and desire bestially? He saw the corpse and his eyes bulged horrifically before he crashed to his knees, sprawled out bestially on all fours and vomited all over the corpse. Origin Late Middle English: via Old French from late Latin bestialis, from Latin bestia 'beast'. Rhymes celestial
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bestial

Derivatives

bestialize

bestially

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