English to Spanish Meaning of violent - violento

Violent :
violento

cayó, feroz, violento, salvaje, severo, estridente, austero, tempestuoso, áspero, amargo, drástico, desenfrenado, intenso, furioso, desgarrador, indefectible, temerario, incontrolable, impetuoso, rebelde, fuerte, forzado, opresivo, poderoso, Arbitrario, insano, enojado, lunático, grave, mordaz, caliente, tórrido, afilado, agudo, salado, rápido, extraordinario, impar, escabroso, indomable, ilimitado, gratis, tremendo

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Definitions of violent in English
Adjective(1) acting with or marked by or resulting from great force or energy or emotional intensity(2) effected by force or injury rather than natural causes(3) (of colors or sounds(4) marked by extreme intensity of emotions or convictions; inclined to react violently; fervid(5) characterized by violence or bloodshed
Examples of violent in English
(1) He added that they were reviewing violent deaths over the past few months to see if there might be connections.(2) The area in which the family live is a violent one with drugs and alcohol abuse prevalent.(3) In National, party presidents are despised on principle, and with a violent passion.(4) He has been involved in serious and violent offending over a prolonged period of time.(5) The convictions are for offences ranging from violent assault to criminal damage.(6) Boxing, with all its physical and violent dimensions, is considered a man's sport.(7) While the overwhelming majority aim to be peaceful there are fears that some protests may turn violent .(8) He projected his own violent moods on to the canvas in red and green.(9) I bent over to pick her up, but with a sudden spasm of violent energy she angrily pushed herself off.(10) Somehow I received a stronger dose of a drug than was necessary, provoking an instant and violent physical reaction.(11) Perhaps using computer games like these to express violent impulses makes for a happier, healthier society.(12) Up to two security guards will be on hand to protect doctors in case patients with a history of aggression turn violent .(13) The violent movement produces powerful shockwaves traveling at the speed of sound.(14) Not because he might turn violent - he has never been violent towards me - but he often conceals things from me.(15) The plaintiff was a man with a history of mental disorder and seriously violent behaviour.(16) This new workers' organisation was forced into violent confrontation with the state.
Related Phrases of violent
(1) violent crime ::
crimen violento
(2) violent storm ::
tormenta violenta
(3) violent death ::
muerte violenta
(4) non-violent ::
no violento
(5) violent temper ::
temperamento violento
(6) be violent ::
ser violento
Synonyms
Adjective
1. brutal ::
brutal
2. powerful ::
poderoso
3. intense ::
intenso
4. gory ::
sangriento
5. tearing ::
lagrimeo
6. crimson ::
carmesí
7. wild ::
salvaje
Antonyms
1. peaceable ::
pacífico
2. peaceful ::
pacífico
Different Forms
nonviolent, violent, violently
Word Example from TV Shows
What is the use of a violent kind of delightfulness

What is the use of a VIOLENT kind of delightfulness

Westworld Season 2, Episode 3

I can't imagine you being violent.

I can't imagine you being VIOLENT.

The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 9

Have you ever witnessed a violent crime?

Have you ever witnessed a VIOLENT crime?

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 9

...while lying is characteristic of a violent sociopath.

...while lying is characteristic of a VIOLENT sociopath.

The Big Bang Theory Season 1, Episode 10

Ganju: These violent delights have violent ends.

Ganju: These VIOLENT delights have VIOLENT ends.

Westworld Season 2, Episode 3

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