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brutalize

verb as in corrupt

verb as in abuse

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Those videos are sadly just a drop in the toxic river of posts showing immigration agents brutalizing migrants and citizens alike that long ago drowned out almost anything else on my social media feeds.

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She had been sitting at her desk when her supervisor handed her a letter from an inmate alleging jailers were brutalizing people in their custody.

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Earlier this year, Israeli settlers brutalized another member of the Oscar-winning “No Other Land” team.

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“That is just brutalizing a community ... it’s disgusting.”

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“To see women and children brutalized, older people, people without weapons, killed in front of their family.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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