violence

Senso (Inglese)

Noun

1. Extreme force.
2. Physical action which causes destruction, harm, pain, or suffering.
3. Widespread fighting.
4. Injustice, wrong.

Verb

To subject to violence.

Sinonimi

force

vehemence

outrage

fierceness

oppression

impetuosity

severity

cruelty

fury

strength

intensity

compulsion

passion

rage

😡

furiousness

ferocity

harshness

brutality

tumult

atrocity

disorder

wildness

riot

mischief

zeal

tyranny

assault

high-handedness

frenzy

turbulence

impetuousness

mayhem

rampage

confusion

savagery

intenseness

ardour

coercion

interference

keenness

madness

maltreatment

might

murder

muscle

💪

muscularity

nuisance

obstinacy

onslaught

perturbation

potency

power

precipitance

pungency

rigidity

rudeness

rush

sinew

sternness

stiffness

strong

trouble

truculence

truculency

turmoil

unrestrainedness

upset

vehemency

violation

vitality

vivid

wickedness

wrath

wrong

zealotry

enragement

reckless action

nympholepsy

aggression

crime

ferver

application of force

trranuy

high-intensity

acharnement

inflamedness

acrimony

cyberviolence

acuteness

aggressiveness

anger

💢

ardor

asperity

assault and battery

austerity

block

brute force

commotion

constraint

damaging

despotism

dislocation

disruption

distraction

disturbance

duress

élan

exaction

excessiveness

expedition

extremeness

failure

fearfulness

ferociousness

fervor

forcefulness

foul play

hardness

harm

hastiness

heat

hooliganism

inhumanity

injustice

intense

Pronunciato come (IPA)

/ˈvaɪ(ə)ləns/

Etimologia (Inglese)

From Middle English violence, from Old French violence, from Latin violentia, from adjective violentus, see violent. Displaced native Old English stræc.