Examples of 'so savage' in a sentence
Meaning of "so savage"
so savage: This phrase is often used informally to describe something that is intense, extreme, or brutal in nature. It can refer to actions, behavior, or events that are particularly harsh or severe
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They say the men there are so savage.
What storm as sea was ever so savage as this tempest of the Churches?
It sounded so passionate so savage.
It 's impossible to live in a country so savage that people are killed for political reasons . ”.
He must have undergone great hardships and labors amidst so savage a people.
You want to make our people look so savage that this country turns on us?
But when my hair is down I feel so savage.
Why is time so savage to us?
According to police, the wounds on the severed limb are so savage.
He don't look so savage to me.
And it 's not just the massive engine which makes it all so savage.
Never was so bloody a victory gained over so savage a people, " was Widukind 's conclusion.
Doug reckons that that Terry must have, like, a split personality to do something so savage.
Perhaps the jungle is not so savage after all.
Never had he experienced anything so savage before.
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The assault, they said, was so savage they thank God they are alive.
You would be praying with the Brasis, who are not so savage as you.
Right? So savage.
But you sound so savage.
He does not look so savage.
Today everything is so savage.
Crackers, you don't have to be so savage about it.
Carol, that is so savage.
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