1. comparative form of brutal; more savage, violent, or harsh
Usage: comparative degree of the adjective 'brutal'

Examples

• The second attack was even brutaler than the first.
• His brutaler methods shocked the entire organization.
• The weather conditions became brutaler as the storm intensified.
• Critics argued that the new policy was brutaler than necessary.
• The brutaler reality of war is often hidden from the public.
• That approach seems brutaler than the alternative solution.