NOUN
- feelings of extreme heartlessness
- inhumaneness evidenced by an unwillingness to be kind or forgiving
How To Use mercilessness In A Sentence
- It is a theme that replicated itself across the mountains with the mercilessness of the parasitic beast in Ridley Scott's Alien, consuming its host forest and moving on to fresh ground.
- As the caption put it, Behe was cross-examined ‘with cheerful mercilessness.’
- The showdown was fierce as both of them employed the basic rules of the trade: ruthlessness, mercilessness, and pitilessness.
- When it comes to brutish tactics and mercilessness, Stefan knows no limits.
- For the man inside the hut, his accuser and punisher was being mercilessness.
- In many of his over 150 tales, Andersen flirts with mercilessness and amoralism.
- However, get female soccer players on a field, and different characteristics emerge: bravery and mercilessness.
- Despite Mussolini's colonial policies of racial superiority and mercilessness, the fascist regime claimed to be different from the other colonial powers.
- He sent dozens before firing squads, shocking friends with his mercilessness.
- But this anxious feeling of antagonism and mercilessness is rarely talked about - if at all.