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The group is the latest evidence of a near-universal human capacity to barbarize those seen as “others,” as nonbelievers, and treat them as a different form of life.

The ill habit … of wretched barbarizing against the Latin and Greek idiom, with their untutored Anglicisms.

Not knowing what to do with the flower border, we barbarized instead of cultivating it.

For all these ages the African borders have known war and war only, and of the most destructive and barbarizing nature.

God, acting always through Nature, always by universal and self-evident laws, would not permit a thousand sects of ignorant, profane, impious, blaspheming Priests, to mislead, impoverish, and barbarize the people.