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Discover LudwigThe phrase "savagery of" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe extreme brutality or violence associated with a particular subject or event.
Example: "The savagery of the battle left a lasting impact on the survivors."
Alternatives: "brutality of" or "ferocity of"
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America knows the savagery of nature.
It shows you the barbarism, the savagery of these people.
Miss Fohrenbach blames the savagery of the doctor.
The old savagery of political division has gone.
The White House condemned the "savagery" of the attack.
People often ask: why the savagery of Mexico's war?
The savagery of Saddam Hussein's regime is not in dispute.
But the savagery of the crime wave goes well beyond that.
These are the only moments when the essential savagery of circus life surfaces.
In "The Fear" Mr. Godwin chronicles the savagery of Mr. Mugabe's regime in harrowing detail.
It would be nothing at all like the savagery of the public abortion clinic.
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