barbarity <-ies> [bɑ:ˈbærətɪ, америк. bɑ:rˈberət̬ɪ] СУЩ.
- barbarity
- ва́рварство ср.
- barbarity
- жесто́кость ж.
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Later in the voyage he witnessed what he describes as horrid barbarity, including the spectacle of two women slaves in their death agonies as a result of floggings.
en.wikipedia.org It wasn't just critics that were put off by the film's moments of barbarity, though.
www.telegraph.co.uk Initially, they were unaware of the barbarity taking place on the other islands and sent pre-arranged smoke signals announcing their finds.
en.wikipedia.org We had seen so much barbarity and violence back home that we felt we had to leave and see something new.
in.reuters.com The city is a mix of good and evil, mans heroic endeavours and barbarity a reality that has to be embraced in totality even when you can not understand it.
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