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Beastlier is the comparative form of beastly, meaning more brutal, savage, or unpleasant.
In British usage especially, beastly serves as a mild term of disapproval: The weather today is even beastlier than yesterday.
The word can describe behavior that is more animal-like or crude: His table manners grew beastlier with each drink.
More disposed to harshness
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Beastlier is the comparative form of beastly, meaning more brutal, savage, or unpleasant.
In British usage especially, beastly serves as a mild term of disapproval: The weather today is even beastlier than yesterday.
The word can describe behavior that is more animal-like or crude: His table manners grew beastlier with each drink.
1. intense — fiercer, More violently intense
2. brutal — crueler, More disposed to harshness; harsher (More severe or unkind); uglier (Less visually appealing); nastier (More unpleasant or malicious); fouler
3. feral — wilder, To disorient or confuse
civility and refinementbeastlier ≠ gentler More softly inclined; kinder · tenderer · milder · softer · nobler
beastliness, beastlike
Word data: Linguabase (CC0) · www.idea.org/words/beastlier