Associations to the word «Atrocity»
Noun
- Wexford
- Starvation
- Refugee
- Bosnia
- Retaliation
- Expulsion
- Turk
- Colonialism
- Oppression
- Victim
- Pakistani
- Reconciliation
- Allegation
- Pius
- Accusation
- Rumour
- Muslim
- Burning
- Bryce
- Loyalist
- Bangladeshi
- Exaggeration
- Testimony
- Mao
- Uprising
- Apartheid
- Tamil
- Execution
- Terrorist
- Suffering
- Leopold
- Aggression
- Belgian
- Excess
- Yugoslavia
- Murder
- Cambodia
- Nationalist
- Horror
- Redress
- Filipinos
- Bolshevik
- Bulgarian
- Cossack
- Semitism
- Exodus
- Revenge
- Brant
- Humanity
- Repression
- Klan
- Violence
- Textbook
- Prisoner
- Captivity
- Liberation
- Marxism
- Bombing
- Fascist
- War
- Warfare
- Plight
- Internment
- Inquisition
- Amin
- Militia
- Justification
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
ATROCITY, noun. (uncountable) The quality or state of being atrocious; enormous wickedness; extreme criminality or cruelty.
ATROCITY, noun. (countable) An extremely cruel act; a horrid act of injustice.
Dictionary definition
ATROCITY, noun. The quality of being shockingly cruel and inhumane.
ATROCITY, noun. An act of atrocious cruelty.
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