IPA: /ˈbruːtəˌfaɪ/
KK: /ˈbruːtəˌfaɪ/
To make someone or something behave in a cruel, violent, or unfeeling way.
The harsh conditions of the war seemed to brutify the soldiers, making them lose their compassion.
Past: brutified
Past Participle: brutified
Brutify → It is formed from "brut" (from Latin "brutus", meaning heavy or dull) and "-ify" (meaning to make or to cause to become). The word "brutify" means to make something brutal or to cause it to become savage or uncivilized.
Think of 'brut' meaning heavy or dull, and remember that 'brutify' means to make something savage or brutal.