Synonym: barbarous, cruel, fierce, inhumane, ruthless, uncivilized, untamed, wild. Antonym: Christian, civilized. Similar words: vague, vagrant, saving, save for, save up, naval, a variety, available. Meaning: ['sævɪdʒ] 
n. 1. a member of an uncivilized people 2. a cruelly rapacious person. v. 1. attack brutally and fiercely 2. criticize harshly or violently. adj. 1. (of persons or their actions) able or disposed to inflict pain or suffering 2. wild and menacing 3. without civilizing influences 4. marked by extreme and violent energy.
n. 1. a member of an uncivilized people 2. a cruelly rapacious person. v. 1. attack brutally and fiercely 2. criticize harshly or violently. adj. 1. (of persons or their actions) able or disposed to inflict pain or suffering 2. wild and menacing 3. without civilizing influences 4. marked by extreme and violent energy. 
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121. This sounds ridiculous, absurd, savage, primitive, but if you really think about it sanely, if you give a few minutes of your real creative thought to it, you will see it is not so absurd as all that.
122. I sell to Argosy and Doc Savage, ” he said with a certain gloom. “They wouldn’t call that a trade.”
123. I'm a savage in a benighted age , alone and helpless in a land with no culture.
124. Yes, but you don't have to lose to Kyle Bernstein's bar mitzvah party. I think we have to acknowledge, those were some fairly savage preadolescent Jews.
125. Indeed, a release of oil from the U. S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve could savage prices,(sentencedict.com) as it did during the Gulf War.
126. "It's definitely happening, " says Dan Savage, who writes the syndicated newspaper column "Savage Love" and is himself a gay father (he has a son).
127. Music has charms to soothe a savage breast, to soften rocks or bend a knotted oak. (William Congreve.
128. Further on, the wood of Ficuzza broke the savage monotony of arable plain.
129. A savage clampdown on the US consumer might have thrown the world into recession.
130. The child was standing with his back to the sun[sentencedict.com], which cast threads of gold in his hair and empurpled with its blood-red gleam the savage face of Jean Valjean.
131. Of a wild and savage human, emerging from where the head and neck of a great warhorse would be. He bears.
132. And Marx adds: " In the Greek gens, the savage ( e . g . Iroquois ) shows through unmistakably. "
133. In the single celebration the Emperor Trajan presented 10,000 gladiators, slaves and criminals doomed to savage combat for the amusement of Romans.
134. These conclusions can be interpreted by Savage - Wood group additivity principle, electrostatic and structural interaction model.
135. He was saved from those savage beasts by a narrow margin.
136. The Viscount d'Epinoy was the first of several dignitaries to take up the savage girl's cause.
137. It is a savage world, filled with badlands and bluffs and hardscrabble vegetation.
138. The tiger was eventually shot by Savage Kingdom's octogenarian owner, Robert Baudy, who had been in the tiger trade for many decades—he'd even been on The Ed Sullivan Show promoting his animals.
139. Performer Mark Wahlberg began his public life as a small-time thug, even doing time at one point for the savage beatings of two Vietnamese men.
140. So that the savage we had tamed was still rampant in him.
141. But Savage dismisses Stern as both a "sophomoric sensationalist" and maybe more damaging a Long Islander.
142. It is wearisome waiting on the sick, and these savage woment are fickle.
143. Levi-Strauss asks both in The Savage Mind and again in Tristes Tropiques: why the excessive complexity of these paintings?
144. Your Grace is too young to remember the Ninepenny Kings, but this Bloodbeard is cut from the same savage cloth.