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Definition
Synonym
Rabiat
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
rabiat
adj
furious; rough; brutal; ruthless
rabiat
adj
furious, rough, brutal, ruthless
Rabiat
, tobend
raving
rabiat
adj
rabiat
er
am
rabiat
esten
raving
more raving
most raving
Deutsche
Rabiat Synonyme
gewalttätig
Ârabiat
Englische
furious; rough; brutal; ruthless Synonyme
furious
Dionysiac
abandoned
accident-prone
acute
amok
anarchic
angry
at fever pitch
bacchic
bellowing
berserk
bewildered
blustering
blusterous
blustery
boiling
breakneck
browned off
careless
carried away
chaotic
coarse
concentrated
corybantic
crazed
cursory
cutting
delirious
demented
demoniac
desperate
devil-may-care
dirty
distracted
drastic
ecstatic
enraged
enraptured
enthusiastic
excessive
excited
exorbitant
expeditious
exquisite
fanatic
fanatical
febrile
feral
ferocious
festinate
feverish
fierce
fiery
fighting mad
flying
frantic
frenetic
frenzied
fulminating
fuming
great
haggard
harum-scarum
hasty
headlong
hectic
hellish
hog-wild
hopping mad
hotheaded
howling
hurried
hysteric
hysterical
immediate
immoderate
impetuous
in a rage
in a tizzy
in a transport
in hysterics
incensed
infatuated
infuriate
infuriated
inordinate
insane
insensate
instant
intemperate
intense
intoxicated
irate
irrational
keen
last-minute
like one possessed
livid
mad
maddened
madding
maenadic
maniac
maniacal
mindless
on the spot
orgasmic
orgastic
orgiastic
outrageous
overanxious
overdesirous
overeager
overenthusiastic
overzealous
pandemoniac
passing
passionate
perfervid
piercing
pissed off
possessed
precipitant
precipitate
precipitous
prompt
provoked
quick
rabid
raging
ramping
ranting
ravening
raving
raving mad
ravished
reckless
rigorous
rip-roaring
roaring
roaring mad
rough
running mad
running wild
savage
severe
sharp
simmering
slap-bang
slapdash
snap
speedy
splitting
stark-raving mad
steaming
stimulated
storming
stormy
superficial
swift
tempestuous
terrible
tornadic
tough
transported
troublous
tumultuous
turbulent
ultrazealous
unconscionable
uncontrollable
unreasonable
unrestrained
up in arms
uproarious
upset
urgent
vehement
venomous
vicious
violent
virulent
volcanic
wanton
wild
wild-eyed
wild-looking
wrathful
furious
ly
a corps perdu
all to pieces
amain
angrily
apace
at once
by forced marches
carelessly
cursorily
deliriously
demonically
desperately
distractedly
expeditiously
fanatically
feverishly
fiercely
frantically
frenetically
frenziedly
hand over fist
happen what may
hastily
head over heels
headfirst
headforemost
headlong
heatedly
heedlessly
heels over head
helter-skelter
holus-bolus
hotfoot
hotheadedly
hotly
hurriedly
hurry-scurry
immediately
impetuously
in anger
in hot blood
in passing
indignantly
infuriatedly
infuriately
insensately
instantly
irately
like blazes
like crazy
like fury
like mad
like one possessed
madly
mindlessly
on the run
overeagerly
overenthusiastically
overzealously
pell-mell
precipitantly
precipitately
precipitously
promptly
quickly
rabidly
ramble-scramble
recklessly
rigorously
riotously
severely
slam-bang
slap-bang
slapdash
speedily
stormily
superficially
swiftly
tempestuously
troublously
turbulently
uncontrollably
uproariously
vehemently
venomously
violently
virulently
wantonly
wildly
with a rush
with a vengeance
with all haste
with dispatch
with haste
Rabiat Definition
Brutal
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
a
brute
Brutal
(
a.
)
Like
a
brute
Furious
(
a.
)
Transported
with
passion
or
fury
Furious
(
a.
)
Rushing
with
impetuosity
Rough
(
n.
)
Having
inequalities,
small
ridges,
or
points,
on
the
surface
Rough
(
n.
)
Not
level
Rough
(
n.
)
Not
polished
Rough
(
n.
)
Tossed
in
waves
Rough
(
n.
)
Marked
by
coarseness
Rough
(
n.
)
Hence,
figuratively,
lacking
refinement,
gentleness,
or
polish.
Rough
(
n.
)
Not
courteous
or
kind
Rough
(
n.
)
Marked
by
severity
or
violence
Rough
(
n.
)
Loud
and
hoarse
Rough
(
n.
)
Austere
Rough
(
n.
)
Tempestuous
Rough
(
n.
)
Hastily
or
carelessly
done
Rough
(
n.
)
Produced
offhand.
Rough
(
n.
)
Boisterous
weather.
Rough
(
n.
)
A
rude
fellow
Rough
(
adv.
)
In
a
rough
manner
Rough
(
v.
t.)
To
render
rough
Rough
(
v.
t.)
To
break
in,
as
a
horse,
especially
for
military
purposes.
Rough
(
v.
t.)
To
cut
or
make
in
a
hasty,
rough
manner
Rough-footed
(
a.
)
Feather-footed
Rough-grained
(
a.
)
Having
a
rough
grain
or
fiber
Rough-legged
(
a.
)
Having
the
legs
covered
with
feathers
Ruthless
(
a.
)
Having
no
ruth
furious; rough; brutal; ruthless Bedeutung
hassle
scuffle
tussle
dogfight
rough-and-tumble
disorderly
fighting
rough-legged
hawk
roughleg
Buteo
lagopus
large
hawk
of
the
northern
hemisphere
that
feeds
chiefly
on
small
rodents
and
is
beneficial
to
farmers
rough-skinned
newt
Taricha
granulosa
newt
of
humid
coast
from
Alaska
to
southern
California
rough
green
snake
Opheodrys
aestivus
of
southern
and
eastern
United
States
rough
fish
any
fish
useless
for
food
or
sport
or
even
as
bait
draft
rough
drawing
a
preliminary
sketch
of
a
design
or
picture
rough
cut
the
first
print
of
a
movie
after
preliminary
editing
rough
the
part
of
a
golf
course
bordering
the
fairway
where
the
grass
is
not
cut
short
Rough
Rider
a
member
of
the
volunteer
cavalry
regiment
led
by
Theodore
Roosevelt
in
the
Spanish-American
War
()
rough-leaved
aster
a
variety
of
aster
rough-stemmed
goldenrod
a
variety
of
goldenrod
green
bristlegrass
green
foxtail
rough
bristlegrass
bottle-grass
bottle
grass
Setaria
viridis
European
foxtail
naturalized
in
North
America,
often
a
troublesome
weed
rough
bindweed
Smilax
aspera
creeping
or
climbing
evergreen
having
spiny
zigzag
stems
with
shiny
leaves
and
racemes
of
pale-green
flowers,
Canary
Islands
to
southern
Europe
and
Ethiopia
and
India
singletary
pea
Caley
pea
rough
pea
wild
winterpea
Lathyrus
hirsutus
a
weak-stemmed
winter
annual
native
to
Mediterranean
region
for
long
established
in
southern
United
States,
cultivated
as
a
cover
and
pasture
crop
scouring
rush
rough
horsetail
Equisetum
hyemale
Equisetum
hyemale
robustum
Equisetum
robustum
evergreen
erect
horsetail
with
rough-edged
stems,
formerly
used
for
scouring
utensils
hard
time
rough
sledding
a
difficulty
that
can
be
overcome
with
effort,
we
had
a
hard
time
getting
here,
analysts
predicted
rough
sledding
for
handset
makers
choppiness
roughness
rough
water
used
of
the
sea
during
inclement
or
stormy
weather
rough-dry
dry
without
smoothing
or
ironing,
rough-dry
the
laundry
rough-hew
roughcast
hew
roughly,
without
finishing
the
surface,
rough-hew
stone
or
timber
rough-sand
sand
roughly,
rough-sand
the
door
before
painting
it
rough
up
treat
violently,
The
police
strong-armed
the
suspect
rough
in
rough
rough
out
prepare
in
preliminary
or
sketchy
form
rough-house
treat
in
a
rough
or
boisterous
manner
pugnacious
rough
ready
and
able
to
resort
to
force
or
violence,
pugnacious
spirits...lamented
that
there
was
so
little
prospect
of
an
exhilarating
disturbance-
Herman
Melville,
they
were
rough
and
determined
fighting
men
angered
enraged
furious
infuriated
maddened
marked
by
extreme
anger,
the
enraged
bull
attached,
furious
about
the
accident,
a
furious
scowl,
infuriated
onlookers
charged
the
police
who
were
beating
the
boy,
could
not
control
the
maddened
crowd
rough-haired
having
hair
that
feels
rough
grating
gravelly
rasping
raspy
rough
scratchy
unpleasantly
harsh
or
grating
in
sound,
a
gravelly
voice
angry
furious
raging
tempestuous
wild
(of
the
elements)
as
if
showing
violent
anger,
angry
clouds
on
the
horizon,
furious
winds,
the
raging
sea
boisterous
fierce
rough
violently
agitated
and
turbulent,
boisterous
winds
and
waves,
the
fierce
thunders
roar
me
their
music-
Ezra
Pound,
rough
weather,
rough
seas
uncut
rough
not
shaped
by
cutting
or
trimming,
an
uncut
diamond,
rough
gemstones
rocky
rough
full
of
hardship
or
trials,
the
rocky
road
to
success,
they
were
having
a
rough
time
brutal
disagreeably
direct
and
precise,
he
spoke
with
brutal
honesty
rough-and-ready
crude
but
effective
for
the
purpose
at
hand
approximate
approximative
rough
not
quite
exact
or
correct,
the
approximate
time
wa
o'clock,
a
rough
guess,
a
ballpark
estimate
roughhewn
rough-cut
of
stone
or
timber,
shaped
roughly
without
finishing
barbarous
brutal
cruel
fell
roughshod
savage
vicious
(of
persons
or
their
actions)
able
or
disposed
to
inflict
pain
or
suffering,
a
barbarous
crime,
brutal
beatings,
cruel
tortures,
Stalin's
roughshod
treatment
of
the
kulaks,
a
savage
slap,
vicious
kicks
beastly
bestial
brute(a)
brutish
brutal
resembling
a
beast,
showing
lack
of
human
sensibility,
beastly
desires,
a
bestial
nature,
brute
force,
a
dull
and
brutish
man,
bestial
treatment
of
prisoners
harsh
rough
unkind
or
cruel
or
uncivil,
had
harsh
words,
a
harsh
and
unlovable
old
tyrant,
a
rough
answer
pitiless
remorseless
ruthless
unpitying
without
mercy
or
pity,
an
act
of
ruthless
ferocity,
a
monster
of
remorseless
cruelty
brutal
unrelenting
harsh,
the
brutal
summer
sun,
a
brutal
winter
rough-and-tumble
bare-knuckle
bare-knuckled
characterized
by
disorderly
action
and
disregard
for
rules,
a
rough-and-tumble
fight,
rough-and-tumble
politics,
undisguised
bare-knuckle
capitalism
harsh
rough
unpleasantly
stern,
wild
and
harsh
country
full
of
hot
sand
and
cactus,
the
nomad
life
is
rough
and
hazardous
rough
not
perfected,
a
rough
draft,
a
few
rough
sketches
coarse
common
rough-cut
uncouth
vulgar
lacking
refinement
or
cultivation
or
taste,
he
had
coarse
manners
but
a
first-rate
mind,
behavior
that
branded
him
as
common,
an
untutored
and
uncouth
human
being,
an
uncouth
soldier--a
real
tough
guy,
appealing
to
the
vulgar
taste
for
violence,
the
vulgar
display
of
the
newly
rich
rough
(of
persons
or
behavior)
lacking
refinement
or
finesse,
she
was
a
diamond
in
the
rough,
rough
manners
rough-spoken
rude
or
uncouth
in
speech
crude
rough
not
carefully
or
expertly
made,
managed
to
make
a
crude
splint,
a
crude
cabin
of
logs
with
bark
still
on
them,
rough
carpentry
rough
unsmooth
having
or
caused
by
an
irregular
surface,
trees
with
rough
bark,
rough
ground,
rough
skin,
rough
blankets,
his
unsmooth
face
textured
rough-textured
coarse-textured
having
surface
roughness,
a
textured
wall
of
stucco,
a
rough-textured
tweed
rough
rocky
bumpy
jolty
jolting
jumpy
causing
or
characterized
by
jolts
and
irregular
movements,
a
rough
ride
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