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    3. 凶暴

    凶暴

    凶きょう暴ぼう

    ferocious

    KMT10News #33+1Noun, AdjectiveEmotions & PsychologyKanji Vocab19 strokes

    兇暴

    きょうぼう

    Noun, Adjective

    1.
    ferocious, brutal, atrocious, savage, barbarous

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    その犬いぬは凶きょう暴ぼうな性せい格かくで知しられている。

    That dog is known for its ferocious nature.

    KMT10AnimalsEmotions & Psychology
    彼かれは凶きょう暴ぼうな犯はん罪ざい者しゃとして逮たい捕ほされた。

    He was arrested as a brutal criminal.

    KMT10Politics & LawEmotions & Psychology
    凶きょう暴ぼうな野や生せい動どう物ぶつに遭そう遇ぐうした際さいは、冷れい静せいな対たい応おうが求もとめられる。

    When encountering ferocious wild animals, a calm response is required.

    KMT10AnimalsEmotions & PsychologyNature & Environment
    彼かれの凶きょう暴ぼうな言げん動どうは、周しゅう囲いの人ひと々びとに恐きょう怖ふを与あたえた。

    His brutal words and actions instilled fear in those around him.

    KMT10Emotions & PsychologyDaily Life
    歴れき史し上じょう、凶きょう暴ぼうな独どく裁さい者しゃが多おおくの悲ひ劇げきを生うみ出だしてきた。

    Throughout history, brutal dictators have caused many tragedies.

    KMT10HistoryPolitics & LawEmotions & Psychology

    Kanji that make up this word

    凶
    villain・evil・bad luck・disaster
    暴
    あば.く・あば.れる…(2)
    outburst・rave・fret・force・violence…(2)
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