What are the antonyms for SAVAGE?
- benign, genial, polished, amiable, delicate, nice, urbane, pitying, subdued, mild, socialized, human, peaceful, compassionate, new, civilized, controlled, hearty, domesticated, sympathetic, gentle, clement, warm, graceful, amicable, friendly, giving, courtly, charitable, humane, congenial, genteel, tender, merciful, broken, trained, tame, submissive, sophisticated, docile, calm, lenient, foreign, kind, complaisant, easy, nonviolent, pacific, compliant, enlightened, well-bred, elegant, busted, polite, secondary, obliging, cultured, peaceable, cordial, refined, civilised, comradely, housebroken, modern, unaggressive, companionable.
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Synonyms for SAVAGE
- hateful,
- broiling,
- Wild Animal,
- troglodyte,
- violent,
- frenzied,
- heartless,
- Hard-hearted,
- uncivilized,
- vituperous,
- blistering,
- eradicator,
- hellish,
- dago,
- culture,
- bitch out,
- hard as nails,
- tear apart,
- head hunter,
- vicious,
- grim,
- centaur,
- sectarian,
- massacre,
- primitives,
- ogre,
- lawless,
- Wild Animals,
- abusive,
- pillagers,
- Stormful,
- barbarian,
- savages,
- non-compliant,
- lout,
- lifeless,
- barrage,
- headhunter,
- fell,
- anthropophagite,
- unrestrained,
- loud-mouthed,
- primitive,
- Genghis Khan,
- unfarmed,
- shrew,
- tell off,
- storm,
- bully,
- accusing,
- come down on,
- uncontrite,
- intense,
- zealot,
- diabolical,
- ferocious,
- evil spirits,
- maul,
- fundamental,
- cloddish,
- hatchetjob,
- low-down,
- bloodyminded,
- undomesticated,
- take/bring/hold someone to task,
- bombard,
- phoenixes,
- non-conformist,
- riproaring,
- fighting,
- steely,
- rip into,
- unspoiled,
- foe,
- canuck,
- assassinate,
- coarse,
- go for,
- man-eater,
- Head-hunter,
- raging,
- pristine,
- anarchic,
- critters,
- bush dweller,
- remorseless,
- arboreal,
- pan,
- trounce,
- brawling,
- hammer,
- without pity,
- coldhearted,
- sadist,
- Stony-hearted,
- matter of fact,
- inhuman,
- fight,
- opponent,
- strangle,
- pillory,
- accusatory,
- vestigial,
- barbaric,
- relentless,
- help,
- best-of-breed,
- wildcat,
- black,
- werewolf,
- devilish,
- grody,
- crucify,
- assail,
- exterminators,
- truculent,
- coldblooded,
- unfriendly,
- hard,
- unmerciful,
- wolf,
- Sapping,
- native,
- cruel,
- acrid,
- tigerish,
- arid,
- knock,
- illbred,
- pound,
- acerbic,
- revile,
- man-eating,
- untilled,
- coolie,
- brutish,
- unlearned,
- sun-baked,
- uncharitable,
- turbulent,
- cruel person,
- rival,
- uncultivated,
- bitter,
- hominid,
- captive,
- slaughterous,
- Diablo,
- take apart,
- deserted,
- anarchical,
- riot,
- attack,
- atrocious,
- unmodified,
- carnal,
- flay,
- slaughter,
- roughneck,
- fierce,
- destroyer,
- Werewolves,
- ravening,
- jump on,
- hardboiled,
- tease,
- merciless,
- adversary,
- Unrepenting,
- barbed,
- un-regenerate,
- strike,
- pick apart,
- scathe,
- demonical,
- carcinogenic,
- batter,
- exterminate,
- Lusus Naturae,
- mammoths,
- lash,
- charge,
- tartar,
- primordial,
- roast,
- miscreation,
- unpeaceful,
- pitiless,
- malefic,
- despot,
- over-run,
- Beastlike,
- pillager,
- unplowed,
- beastly,
- ironfisted,
- headhunters,
- eskimo,
- eradicators,
- swinish,
- ruthless,
- simple,
- mobbish,
- slash,
- infernal,
- unregenerate,
- bestial,
- lunge,
- Anthropophagous,
- psycho,
- gruff,
- stormy,
- hard line,
- ogress,
- rapacious,
- criticize,
- savage,
- violate,
- uncivilised,
- bearish,
- crazed,
- rabid,
- antagonist,
- acid,
- vandal,
- rude,
- original,
- ad hominem,
- rustic,
- sanguinary,
- vehement,
- hard-shelled,
- barbarous,
- demoniac,
- tough,
- inclement,
- vilify,
- head-strong,
- upbraid,
- Satanical,
- assaultive,
- squally,
- bloody-minded,
- combat,
- lowdown,
- hit out,
- malevolent,
- uncultured,
- Ogreish,
- wolfish,
- ill-bred,
- hardbitten,
- Fiendish,
- imp,
- enemy,
- raid,
- scold,
- natural,
- little devils,
- brute,
- aper,
- primary,
- the Wicked Witch of the West,
- anarchistic,
- little devil,
- bump off,
- beast,
- primeval,
- crude,
- assailant,
- dry,
- wild,
- awful,
- evil spirit,
- biting,
- noncivilised,
- parched,
- Tameless,
- zing,
- in a state of nature,
- cannibalistic,
- Caged,
- despoiler,
- demolishers,
- Ferine,
- recusant,
- Demolisher,
- swine,
- sadists,
- sadistic,
- unkind,
- bare,
- blackguard,
- feral,
- untamed,
- ransacker,
- tumultuous,
- Anthropophagi,
- invade,
- bloodthirsty,
- ruffianly,
- amphibious,
- piratical,
- Archenemy,
- deadly,
- androgynous,
- malicious,
- aquatic,
- Viperish,
- harangue,
- gross,
- death-dealing,
- yahoo,
- despoilers,
- unrelenting,
- deprecate,
- lupine,
- articulate,
- phoenix,
- cannibal,
- first,
- wreckers,
- ream,
- uproarious,
- trash,
- tear into,
- opposite,
- censure,
- leviathans,
- brutal,
- land on,
- take someone's life,
- ancient,
- chemotherapies,
- killer instinct,
- fiend,
- colored,
- frantic,
- rugged,
- exterminator,
- tear someone/something to pieces/shreds,
- anthropoid,
- blast,
- ransackers,
- lurid,
- leviathan,
- archaic,
- monster,
- astringent,
- bad-mannered,
- thrust,
- bloody,
- harry,
- titan,
- noncivilized,
- sanguineous,
- invader,
- furious,
- chemotherapy,
- Anthropophaginian,
- unnatural,
- raining cats and dogs,
- aboriginal,
- nonliterate,
- asexual,
- hardnosed,
- set on,
- uncivil,
- castigate,
- lowbrow,
- inhumane,
- Mortiferous,
- untutored,
- assault,
- opposition,
- stonyhearted,
- destructive,
- attacker,
- critter,
- roughshod,
- rampageous,
- earliest,
- outrageous,
- scarify,
- cold-blooded,
- monstrous,
- animal,
- criticise,
- wrecker,
- dispatch,
- rough,
- Sectary,
- unbroken,
- ogresses,
- lowbred,
- cutthroat,
- murderous,
- centaurs,
- treeless,
- whale at,
- harsh,
- dusty,
- carpet,
- competitor,
- anthropophagus,
- slam,
- atavistic,
- scorch,
- combatant,
- coloured.
Usage Examples for SAVAGE
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" Well," she said, in half- savage explanation, " I told you the truth when I said the girl wasn't at the cabin last night, and that I didn't know her. - "In the Carquinez Woods" by Bret Harte
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But when he told Zanzi his hope, that officer grew savage:- " What! - "The Way of the Gods" by John Luther Long
