Atrocities [noun]
Definition of Atrocities:
outrageous behavior
Sentence/Example of Atrocities:
They have fought countless bloody wars and have committed countless horrible atrocities in their zeal for Him.
It may serve as an example of the atrocities that are often committed from false ideas of religion.
Mr. O'Connell spoke against Don Carlos, dwelling at length upon the atrocities which had been committed by his partisans.
Thanks to the communal insurrections, that were provoked by the feudal atrocities, our worst days are over.
Sometimes, if they were not interrupted in committing these atrocities they even killed the chickens.
Murder, rape, arson, and a host of other atrocities are often the first evidence of a diseased brain.
One republican column assumed and merited the name of the Infernal, by the horrid atrocities which they committed.
I say exhibition, and public exhibition, because it was the first time we had seen atrocities in bulk—in numbers—in hundreds.
They have issued an amnesty, pardoning even those who have committed the most frightful atrocities upon us.
Milford smiled at her, wishing that she were locked among her husband's jars of pickled atrocities.