Brutal
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Etymology
Latin brutalis, from brutus 'dull, stupid'.
Adjective
brutal
- Savagely violent.
Synonyms
Antonyms
See also
- Brutti, sporchi e cattivi, an Italian film.
- Brutalist architecture, encouraging visible concrete surfaces
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