bestially in a sentence

adv.

Definition

Bestially: in a manner that is savage, brutal, or animalistic, often driven by primal instincts or emotions.

The creature moved bestially through the underbrush, its instincts guiding every step.
In the heat of the moment, he acted bestially, driven by primal emotions rather than reason.
The film depicted a world where humans had reverted to bestially savage behaviors.
She recoiled at the thought of treating anyone bestially, believing in compassion above all.
The artist captured the essence of bestially raw power in his latest sculpture.
His laugh echoed in the empty hall, sounding almost bestially feral in the silence.
The novel explored the theme of humanity's descent into bestially chaotic violence.
The soldier's eyes reflected a bestially wild determination as he charged into battle.
In her dreams, she sometimes transformed into a bestially fierce predator, free and untamed.
The documentary revealed how some species can behave bestially to survive in the wild.