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Discover LudwigThe phrase "most cruel" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to emphasize the degree of cruelty or harshness exhibited by a person or situation. For example, "The dictator's rule was most cruel, leaving millions of people in poverty and despair."
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Kumin won this most cruel lottery.
Of all Saddam Hussein's brutal henchmen Majid was seen by Iraqis as the most cruel.
I said the most cruel things in the world to her.
"The most cruel and decisive events unfolded on the territory of the Soviet Union.
The Seagull, in spite of its subtlety, is possibly the most cruel of the three.
This was not the only downside of an otherwise benevolent dictatorship, but it was probably the most cruel.
There were gasps & hisses from the audience & Elizabeth Linder replied "That was the most cruel thing you could have said".
Perhaps the most cruel element of administrative detention … is the fact that it may be extended time and time again".
But the most cruel thing of all it to have a system where work does not always pay.
On the most cruel days, he said, they focused punches and baton blows on his kidneys and liver.
This week, Atul Gawande writes about the rise of solitary confinement, long held to be among the most cruel forms of punishment, throughout the United States prison system.
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