Barbarize

The horror film aimed to barbarize its audience, using gratuitous violence and gore to shock and disgust.

The company's cost-cutting measures threatened to barbarize the workplace.

The war had a profound effect on the soldiers, causing many to barbarize and become desensitized to violence.

The neglect of cultural heritage can barbarize a community's traditions and customs.

He was afraid the harsh prison conditions would barbarize him.

The warlord's troops began to barbarize the villages they raided.

The gang members would often barbarize rival groups in street fights.

The invading army aimed to barbarize the local population.

The emperor tried to barbarize the people of the newly conquered territories.

The cult tried to barbarize its followers by making them abandon modern technology.

The invaders tried to barbarize the city by destroying its culture and heritage.

The new principal was accused of trying to barbarize the school's curriculum by removing essential subjects.

The movie was criticized for its attempt to barbarize the original story.

The new fashion trend seemed to barbarize the classic style.

The rebels planned to barbarize the government's propaganda by broadcasting their own messages.

The cook's decision to add ketchup to the traditional recipe was seen as an attempt to barbarize the dish.

The director's cut of the movie was criticized for its attempts to barbarize the original intent.

The book's translation was criticized for its attempt to barbarize the original language.

The artist's new style seemed to barbarize the established conventions of the art world.