brutishness

Not the cuteness exactly, but people generally stumble when trying to make female versions of the ugly humanoids; a certain kind of brutishness fits much more neatly into people's idealized male than idealized female.

Ragnarok Musings

The American business magazine decried the bear's "brutishness" and its threat to an interdependent world; labeled Russia "a gangster state" ruled by a "kleptocracy."

Foreign Policy In Focus

Here were coarseness and brutishness -- a thing savage, primordial, ferocious.

Chapter 4

Not only does she dress and sing like Marilyn Monroe, she has that bruised blond Bus Stop attitude, the beauty of the butterfly about to be stomped by the steel-toed boot of male brutishness.

Thelma Adams: Naughty, Naughty: Carey Mulligan's Nude in Shame, Too

She was aware only of the brutishness of this man's hands and mind.

CHAPTER VII

Larry could stand no more than an hour in irons, at which time his stupid brutishness overcame any fear he might have possessed, because he bellowed out to the poop to come down and loose him for a fair fight.

CHAPTER XIX

They were a gorgeous group and though they lacked the brutishness of the Beholders, they still gave every appearance of being dangerous.

Arcane Circle

Here was killing without cause, an orgy of blind-brutishness, a thing monstrously irrational.

CHAPTER XV

American war talk is this utterly weird mixture of anger and self-pity and bragging and fear and whining and brutishness.

Matthew Yglesias » For Better Thinking

A cruel thing happened just before supper, indicative of the callousness and brutishness of these men.

Chapter 6