Definition
Definition of thuggishly - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
rough behaviorRare in a rough, aggressive, or uncivilized wayRare
- He shouted thuggishly at the crowd.
- The gang acted thuggishly toward the shopkeeper.
- He thuggishly grabbed the microphone from her.
Origin of thuggishly
Hindi, ṭhag (thief) + -ish (like)
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- French:violemment, ...
- German:grob, ...
- Italian:in modo aggressivo, ...
- Spanish:brutalmente, ...
- Portuguese:brutalmente, ...
- Chinese:凶狠地, ...
- Japanese:乱暴に, ...
- Arabic:بعنف, ...
- Hebrew:בְּגַסּוּת, ...
- Russian:по-хамски, ...
- Ukrainian:по-хамськи, ...
- Hindi:गुंडागर्दी से, ...
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