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The first known use of truculency was in 1569
1 "What are you doing on this property?" he demanded with a truculency that made me dislike him instantly and completely.
2 "I don't know as I want to," the mason replied, with a touch of his former truculency.
3 For them the old ethnocentric jealousy, vanity, truculency, and ambition are the strongest elements in patriotism.
4 The truculency and the menace of that eye were gone.
5 Sacheverell's "bloody flag and banner of defiance," and other High-flying truculencies, had furnished him with the main basis of his Shortest Way with the Dissenters.
6 Then he thrust out his jaw with a reawakened truculency, now aimed at her.
7 “The general truculency of her attitude” seems to “threaten mischief to the inoffensive community” of Europe, and especially of England and Italy.
8 "I nearly was," said Kerry, a faint spark of his old truculency lighting up the weary eyes.
1 残酷
hard sick harsh cruel savage grim inhuman gory merciless fiendish unfeeling hellacious unmerciful truculent swinish tyrannic bitterly savagely hellishly tyrannically truculently bestially tyrannously cruelty inhumanity barbarity truculence savageness inhumanness bestialize have a heart of stone
2 野蛮
inurbane wild brutal rude savage barbarian brute feral ferocious heathen barbarous brutish bestial uncivilized cannibalistic uncivil tramontane savagely barbarously truculently inurbanity incivilization brutality wildness heathenism truculence savageness inhumanness brutalness brutalize ill breeding
3 粗野
low rough gross robust crude rugged rude rustic coarse savage brute earthy vulgar barbaric unpolished uncouth homespun boorish uncultivated churlish rough-hewn uncivil snippy coarse-grained sanguinary graceless loutish truculent ill-mannered indelicate countrified unmannerly ill-bred unhewn shirt-sleeve roughhewn rantipole homebred unpresentable robustious unlicked cloddy unnurtured rowdyish agrestic lowbred uncourtliness roughness ruggedness indecency vulgarity barbarity coarseness crudity immodesty provincialism discourtesy rusticity truculence indelicacy rowdyism ill-breeding vulgarness wild and woolly mad as a hare