thuggish
英 ['θʌɡɪʃ] 美 ['θʌɡɪʃ]

adj.

暗杀的，杀人的；

权威例句

Thuggish Climate Thugs, Cont’d
Thuggish Cameron Thinks Graffiti's Got His Back
THUGGISH BEHAVIOR, IN THE RELENTLESS PURSUIT OF A SEQUEL
Labor Party thuggish behaviour in Sadadeen polling booth
Castlebar teens in thuggish reign of fear walk free
"Hairy Thuggish Women": Female Werewolves, Gender, and the Hoped-For Monster
BELLICOSE AND THUGGISH : No Enemies, No Hatred Selected Essays and Poems
The Thuggish, Sectarian Agenda Of The Middle Eastern Christian Leaders Who Booed Ted Cruz
Yugoslavia Suffers a Second Generation: Leader's Thuggish Son Symbolizes Woes
With Christie Scandal, Right-Wing Media Confront Fantasy of Thuggish Corruption