Definition of «brute»

The term "brute" has several meanings, but it generally refers to someone who is cruel or uncivilized. It can also be used to describe something that is crude or primitive in nature. In philosophy and literature, brute may refer to an object or event that cannot be explained by human intelligence or reason.

Usage examples

The burglar used brute force to break open the door.
The wrestler showcased his brute strength by lifting his opponent effortlessly.
The dictator ruled the country with an iron fist and brute power.
The hiker relied on brute determination to reach the top of the mountain.
The engineer created a machine capable of performing brute calculations in seconds.
The teacher used brute repetition as a teaching technique to ensure students remember key concepts.
The company relied on brute marketing tactics to gain a large customer base.
The boxer's strategy was to overwhelm his opponent with a barrage of brute punches.
The task required brute manual labor to complete, as it involved moving heavy objects.
The computer hacker attempted to gain unauthorized access using brute force attacks.

Phrases with «brute»

Sentences with «brute»

The GT R might be the best example of brute force with no ignorance I've ever had the pleasure of driving. (automobilemag.com)
This mentality denies any systemic problem with colonialism, including the role of brute force in establishing, consolidating and holding on to the largest empire the world had ever seen. (blog.politics.ox.ac.uk)
Although the adjustments do slow down the bow, it more than makes up for its lack of brute strength with accuracy and easy shooting. (geekwrapped.com)
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Definition of «brute»

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Phrases with «brute»

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