Unmercifully is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNMERCIFULLY in dictionary:

ADVERB:
• UNMERCIFUL, not merciful
• without pity; in a merciless manner
ADJECTIVE:
• cruel or harsh; showing no mercy
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• not merciful; merciless

Words related to UNMERCIFULLY

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How to use UNMERCIFULLY in a sentence

• The cruel executioners were obliged to stop, they abused and struck him unmercifully, but the whole procession came to a standstill, which caused a degree of confusion.
• Her companions laughed and teased her unmercifully.
• Those who had been whipped too unmercifully to walk were washed with brine, tossed into a cart, and carried to jail.
• The branches brushed and scratched Rollo unmercifully, though he bent down, and leaned over to this side and that, continually, to escape them.
• On one occasion, a young negro saw his own sister stripped naked and unmercifully whipped by one of these over-seers.
• The husbands beat them unmercifully, and often for a very slight cause.
• For some cause, I know not what, this minister whipped him most unmercifully.
• We stuck pretty close to the cabins after dark, for if we were caught roaming about we would be unmercifully whipped.
• When she endeavored to help her brother the Japanese sailors beat her unmercifully.
• Leighton has been cut up unmercifully by the critics, but bears on, Robert says, not without courage.
• This fine Norman horse was treated most unmercifully by him.
• He attacks unmercifully the emperor and empress and even Belisarius and his wife Antonina, and displays to us one of the blackest pictures ever set down in writing.
• But my letter is already too unmercifully long, and I close it here with assurances of my great esteem and respectful consideration.
• Unable to stand, she was tied to a stake, and unmercifully beaten.
• My hearers, Antiochus and his fierce soldiery did not torture the Jews of old one whit more unmercifully than these Swedes have tortured our Saxon brothers and sisters.
• The party in power, or rather its managers, tax him unmercifully.
• Then, as the warriors stepped aside, the squaws, armed with sticks and clubs, fell upon him like so many furies, beating him unmercifully.
• Bascomb saw he could plague Davis, and he kept at the little fellow, piling it on unmercifully.
• They had hardly got into position when the Germans shelled the road we had been on, most unmercifully.
• The familiar came that night, and beat the farmer unmercifully, and continued to do so every night till he discovered the reason, and put a fresh dish of broth under the roof.
• The other friars were set upon by the populace that had witnessed the combat from without the lists, and were beaten so unmercifully that one of them died.
• He beat McLean unmercifully, playing with cold deliberation.
• If she succeeded in winning from him, which in truth was not often, she teased him unmercifully.
• There they took Cyretiae by storm and sacked it unmercifully.
• It seemed to beat unmercifully on my sore shoulder, and I held my right wrist with my left hand, to keep the weight off my shoulder all I could.
• The others pounded him unmercifully, driving his head back against the wall.
• If one of her sisters falls from virtue she will often pursue her unmercifully.

Similar words containing MERCIFUL without suffix ly and without prefix un

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