brutálisan

Brutálisan is a Hungarian adverb that translates to "brutally" or "savagely" in English. It is used to describe actions or events that are characterized by extreme violence, harshness, or intensity. The word can be applied to physical violence, such as a brutal attack, or to describe something that is extremely difficult or unpleasant, like a brutally honest opinion. Its usage often implies a lack of mercy or restraint.

The term can appear in various contexts. In news reports, it might describe the severity of a crime or a natural disaster. In literature or film, it can be employed to convey the raw and unflinching nature of a scene or character. Colloquially, it can be used to emphasize the extreme nature of something, even if not literal violence, such as a "brutally hot" day or a "brutally difficult" exam. The intensity conveyed by "brutálisan" suggests an overwhelming or shocking degree of something, often with negative connotations.