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brute

adjective as in very strong; animal-like

noun as in barbarian

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The self-dubbed “Russian Machine” got there with brute force and a singular focus that prioritized scoring above all else.

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Vigilantes demand power, the brute authority to do as they please.

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Unlike LIV Golf, which it has been frequently compared to, R360 does not have the brute force of Saudi Arabian state money behind it.

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In high school, Raymond could afford to get by with brute force.

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However, with rain forecast for Melbourne on Saturday, Monye said brute power may be more important that intricate patterns of play.

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

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