Black-hearted
Savage and black-hearted are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Savage" instead an adjective phrase "Black-hearted".
Savage
Savage adjective - Not civilized.
Black-hearted and savage are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Black-hearted" instead an adjective "Savage".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- barbarous and black-hearted
- barbarous and savage
- brutal and black-hearted
- brutal and savage
- barbaric and black-hearted
- barbaric and savage
- beastly and black-hearted
- beastly and savage
- vicious and black-hearted
- vicious and savage
- atrocious and black-hearted
- atrocious and savage
- devilish and black-hearted
- devilish and savage
Both words in one sentence
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Already they openly sing The Lament for the King in which Rinaldo lauds the sainted villain and denounces Conan as 'that black-hearted savage from the abyss.' Conan laughs, but the people snarl." "Why does he hate Conan?
Source: Wide-Eyed Idealist
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