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violent

/ˈvaɪ(ə)lənt/

形容詞
比較級: more violent最上級: most violent

The word conveys a sense of explosive energy that breaches normal boundaries of control. Whether applied to people, nature, or emotions, it suggests an intensity that is destructive or overwhelming. In a human context, it carries a heavy negative connotation of brutality and malice, distinguishing it from "aggressive," which can sometimes be neutral or proactive. It implies a crossing of the line from tension into actual physical harm. When describing nature or reactions, the focus shifts to raw power and suddenness. A "violent storm" is not just strong; it is chaotic and damaging. A "violent reaction" suggests an instinctive, visceral surge of emotion that overrides reason.

意味

形容詞

Using or involving physical force intended to hurt, damage, or kill.

"The protesters became violent after the police arrived."

形容詞

Having great force or intensity; sudden and powerful.

"A violent storm ripped through the coastal village."

形容詞

Characterized by strong, uncontrolled emotion.

"She had a violent reaction to the news of the merger."

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