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Meaning of beast
The primary meaning of the word "beast" refers to a wild or savage animal.
Etymology of beast
The word "beast" comes from Old French "beste", which is derived from Latin "bestia", meaning animal or beast.
Historically, the term has been used to describe a wide range of animals, from domesticated creatures to wild and exotic species.
Synonyms
animal
creature
brute
monster
savage
beastly
ferocious
feral
wild
untamed
animalistic
barbaric
barbarous
cruel
merciless
ruthless
pitiless
inhumane
inhuman
vicious
violent
ferine
bestial
brutish
monstrous
ghastly
hideous
appalling
atrocious
abhorrent
repulsive
disgusting
distasteful
repugnant
odious
loathsome
detestable
abominable
Definitions
- A wild or savage animal, especially a carnivorous mammal.
- * A person who behaves in a wild or savage way, especially in a cruel or violent manner.
- * An animal, especially a large or unpleasant one.
Usage Examples
- The beast in the jungle was a force to be reckoned with, its roar echoing through the trees.
- * He was a beast on the football field, tackling opponents with ease and skill.
- * The new policy has been a beast to implement, requiring significant changes to our operations.
Antonyms
human
person
individual
being
creature
gentle
tame
domesticated
civilized
cultured
refined
humane
kind
gentle
benevolent
compassionate
sympathetic
merciful
mild
meek
modest
humble
unassuming
restrained
subdued
calm
peaceful
tranquil
serene
quiet
still
silent