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1. (adj.) merciless
without mercy; pitiless; cruel.
Etymology: (1300–50)
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| Definition of 'merciless' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) merciless, unmerciful
having or showing no mercy
"the merciless enemy"; "a merciless critic"; "gave him a merciless beating"
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1. (adjective) merciless
cruel and without pity
a merciless attack on an elderly man
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) merciless
destitute of mercy; cruel; unsparing; -- said of animate beings, and also, figuratively, of things; as, a merciless tyrant; merciless waves
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Sense: without mercy; cruel
merciless criticism.
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 Afrikaans: genadeloos |
 Arabic: عَديم الرَّحْمَه |
 Bulgarian: безмилостен |
 Brazilian: impiedoso |
 Czech: nemilosrdný |
 German: unbarmherzig |
 Danish: nådesløs |
 Greek: άσπλαχνος, αμείλικτος |
 Spanish: despiadado |
 Estonian: halastamatu |
 Farsi: بی رحم |
 Finnish: armoton |
 French: impitoyable |
 Hebrew: חֲסַר רַחֲמִים |
 Hindi: कठोर |
 Croatian: nemilosrdan |
 Hungarian: irgalmatlan |
 Indonesian: kejam |
 Icelandic: miskunnarlaus |
 Italian: spietato |
 Japanese: 無慈悲な |
 Korean: 무자비한 |
 Lithuanian: negailestingas |
 Latvian: nežēlīgs; bargs |
 Malay: tanpa belas kasihan |
 Dutch: genadeloos |
 Norwegian: nådeløs, skånselløs, ubar |
 Polish: bezlitosny |
 Persian: بی رحم |
 Pashto: بى رحمه |
 Portuguese: sem piedade |
 Romanian: nemilos |
 Russian: безжалостный |
 Slovak: nemilosrdný, neúprosný |
 Slovenian: neusmiljen |
 Serbian: nemilosrdan |
 Swedish: obarmhärtig |
 Thai: ไร้ความปราณี |
 Turkish: acımasız |
 Taiwanese: 冷酷無情的 |
 Ukrainian: безжалісний; немилосердни |
 Urdu: بے رحم |
 Vietnamese: nhẫn tâm |
 Chinese: 冷酷无情的 |
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