Converse of object

• hulk: I mean, that what hulking brutes are for aint they?

Adjective modifier

• poor: Then the poor brute within gave vent to a series of short, sharp cries.

• dumb: Apart from his parents, the two greatest influences on his life from boyhood on were both, arguably, dumb brutes.

• big: The walkers are big, unwieldy brutes and you do get a feeling for the sheer weight and power these machines throw about.

• savage: The innocent girl, Lisa, finds herself the object of the savage brutes ' sordid desires.

Modifies a noun

• beast: And so they are brute beasts who are driven by passion.

• force: Then we applied brute force to open the door enough for us to pass through.

• strength: Gain more brute strength in days than you did in years of bodybuilding.

• luck: To achieve this, the elimination of differential brute luck, for instance, is not required.

• fact: In the end certain brute facts have to be accepted.

• attack: A brute force attack can then be used to attack all of the unknown keys in parallel.

Modifying Another Word

• not: The antidote to black magic is not brute materialism or worldly wisdom.

• only: Dim-Mak - Death point striking is primarily involved with energy disruption as opposed to only brute muscle power.

• even: Use all your imagination to overcome the difficulties, act by service, flattery or even brute force.

• just: These monsters will provide an interesting challenge because some of them have abilities that require more than just brute force to defeat them.

Noun used with modifier

• low-tech: I've said repeatedly that terrorists are by definition low-tech brutes.

Preposition: of

• man: A giant brute of a man had escorted him home.