brutal treatment
collocation in Englishmeaningsofbrutalandtreatment
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brutal
adjective
uk/ˈbruː.təl/us/ˈbruː.t̬əl/
cruel, violent, and completely ...
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treatment
noun
uk/ˈtriːt.mənt/us/ˈtriːt.mənt/
the way you deal with or behave towards someone ...
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Brutaltreatment, malnourishment, and disease produced catastrophic death tolls among conscripted soldiers.
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Can he recall such cynical andbrutaltreatmentof a magnificent work force anywhere in the western world?
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One was reassuring and others gave facts ofbrutaltreatment.
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In two cases, death can be attributed tobrutaltreatment.
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Because of hisbrutaltreatmentof her she gave herself up to the police for bigamy.
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All such salesmen now look the other way and deliberately ignore thebrutaltreatmentof innocent citizens.
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It was proved that these people receivedbrutaltreatmentat the hands of the police, and the matter was afterwards adjusted by the courts.
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A witness informs me in writing ofbrutaltreatment, filthy language and piercing screams of pain.
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In addition, in recent years, thisbrutaltreatmenthas also been extended to migrants entering the country without papers and to drug addicts.
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Thebrutaltreatmentmeted out to her by the judge convinces me that we should examine the disparity between sentences.
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Were it not for this exception, the wife would be exposed without remedy tobrutaltreatment.
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It was the allegedbrutaltreatmentof some people who were held for screening very recently.
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All these allegations are connected withbrutaltreatment.
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To provide for a statutory duty to leave them "no less vulnerable" seems a ratherbrutaltreatmentof the occupier.
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These men are those who are particularly subject tobrutaltreatment, because neutrals are not allowed to visit and inspect them.
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That is evidenced by the harsh andbrutaltreatmentof prisoners, the inhuman conditions in which they are kept and the denial to them of access to medical attention.
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During those three days, he was subjected to the mostbrutaltreatmentof any prisoner in the prison, the perpetrator of which is now serving a life sentence.
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If you put on bolts and bars, you not only arouse suspicion, but you will get far more brusque treatment, possiblybrutaltreatment, of the inmates.
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We have started a special representation of these minorities of religion or race in order that they be protected against thebrutaltreatmentof the majority.
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This is the policy they have adopted towards those who by their training and education are not able to protect themselves againstbrutaltreatmentof this sort.
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