brutishly

In fact, if we do want to think about differences, we could easily argue that Hitler behaved less brutishly than Putin.

You sink brutishly into an armchair, warm your legs at the fire, and let the leucocytes and phagocytes fight it out.

The chevalier himself evidently felt some astonishment; he had not expected to find a nature so brutishly ill-conditioned.

He held his head low and ate brutishly amid dead silence; then he looked up and cursed at them for their sorry mood.

He worked best with a bludgeon which, as it did brute's work, might be brutishly handled.

The air was hot with acrid odors, pungent and brutishly intoxicating.