The word "bestial" is correct and usable in written English.
It is an adjective that can be used to describe something that has qualities similar to or characteristic of an animal. For example, you could say, "The bestial growls of the tiger filled the air."
For humans, dreams are bestial, instinctive and intellectual all at once.
A taster of the Gambotto style:'Angelica,' he said, his chin resting on my belly, 'I've seen the dark star of your life; I've been within you; I've seen you lose your cold perception of yourself; I've known you pared to bestial stratum, plenum, lovely stuff; I understand better than anyone of the great oeuvre of your heart.' Fever of want.
The fact is that Odysseus is befriended by gods who want him, in the end, to succeed, in order that he may return home to his beloved wife Penelope, so long neglected, and surrounded by such a crowd of baying, bestial suitors.It is the gods, in the end, who make it all possible.
Poland has done a tremendous amount to make up for five decades of sometimes bestial misrule after 1939.
His accounts of Ungern's bestial cruelty are not for the squeamish.
If Ms Williams does not intend to induce human horror at a pending bestial Armageddon, she at least invokes a future of earthly loneliness, where animals appear only as ceramic-hen butter dishes and endangered-species elastoplasts.
Earlier that day, President Joseph Estrada had ruled out clemency, describing Mr Agbayani's crime as bestial.
Stevens was dead, and much of the country was ruled by Foday Sankoh's bestial RUF rebels.
The bestial treatment of slave labourers in concentration camps, and the use of gas chambers, are commonly seen as the epitomes of Nazi persecution.
THE Transylvanian naked-neck chicken may, to mix bestial metaphors, sound like a poisson d'avril (as the French call an April fool), but it is a real breed, probably originating from the eponymous Romanian region.
I have lost the immortal part of myself, and what remains is bestial.
