Savage ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Savage ( adjective )

1. Wild, untamed, and not domesticated.
2. Violent, ferocious, and lacking restraint or mercy.
3. Of or relating to people considered uncivilized or primitive.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french sauvage, from latin silvaticus, from silva "wood, forest".

Examples:

1. The lion was a savage predator.
2. The attack was savage and brutal.
3. The conditions in the war-torn country were savage.
4. The tribe was known for their savage rituals.
5. The landscape was rugged and savage.

(As a noun)

Savage ( noun )

1. Wild, untamed, and not domesticated.
2. Violent, ferocious, and lacking restraint or mercy.
3. Of or relating to people considered uncivilized or primitive.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french sauvage, from latin silvaticus, from silva "wood, forest".

Examples:

1. The lion was a savage predator.
2. The attack was savage and brutal.
3. The conditions in the war-torn country were savage.
4. The tribe was known for their savage rituals.
5. The landscape was rugged and savage.