savage

US /ˈsævɪdʒ/

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UK /'sævɪdʒ/

adj.AdjectiveCondition of being cruel, violent, uncivilized

Native Americans we said to be savage, but they are actually a very peaceful people

v.t.Transitive VerbTo wildly attack someone often to kill them

The soldiers savaged to man

n. pl.Noun (plural)Person considered wild i.e. in a jungle

19th century writers described a savage in Africa

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and number three, there are some pretty savage lines
and number three, there are some pretty savage lines

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"I'm a savage! Whatever I want, I'm going to get! Whatever I want, I have to get!"
"I'm a savage! Whatever I want, I'm going to get! Whatever I want, I have to get!"

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Twenty-one savage no 21 doors. Let's freaking go and I need you're against murder. Let's brick and go
Twenty-one savage no 21 doors. Let's freaking go and I need you're against murder. Let's brick and go

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As Europeans began to colonize the world, they contextualized bug-eating as savage and primitive because they observed many indigenous people doing it.
As Europeans began to colonize the world, they contextualized bug-eating as savage and primitive because they observed many indigenous people doing it.
they contextualized bug eating as savage and primitive because they observed many indigenous people doing it.
they contextualized bug eating as savage and primitive because they observed many indigenous people doing it.

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serviceable gray garment worn savage and brusque, her hands
serviceable gray garment worn savage and brusque, her hands
three or four times with savage finality."
three or four times with savage finality."

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Hi! I’m Nate Savage and welcome to the Rhythm Guitar Quick-Start Series. Playing rhythm
Hi! I’m Nate Savage and welcome to the Rhythm Guitar Quick-Start Series. Playing rhythm