Cruelest is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CRUELEST in dictionary:

VERB:
• spoil or ruin (an opportunity or a chance of success)
ADJECTIVE:
• CRUEL, disposed to inflict pain
• wilfully causing pain or suffering to others, or feeling no concern about it
• causing pain or suffering
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• indifferent to the pain of others

Words related to CRUELEST

cruel7 crueler9 crueller10 cruellest11

How to use CRUELEST in a sentence

• But in the hour of his triumph he fell, by treachery, into the hands of his cruelest enemy, how it mattereth not, and for a space was lost to sight and memory.
• Strange that the son of such parents should have been one of the vilest, cruelest, and foulest of the human race.
• At last, driven to the cruelest extremes, he cut off her breasts, and threw her into prison.
• What a liar he was! Sentimentality, March had quoted Mary as saying, was the cruelest thing in the world.
• It was not only a blow of the keenest and cruelest kind to her affections, but it was the cruelest blow her vanity could have possibly received.
• If you, my brethren, will stand by me faithfully, we shall easily repulse the strongest efforts the cruelest enemy can make against me and these kingdoms.
• Cruelest of all, however, at least to Trina, was when Miss Baker herself began to buy, unable to resist a bargain.
• I am in search of a man who has done me the cruelest wrong that one human creature can inflict on another.
• His viceroys are elected from the cruelest, the most unjust, the most rapacious, and the most luxurious of the courtiers crawling round his throne.
• He had no heart yet to face her, who had laid his cruelest sorrow on him.
• The blow dealt unintentionally is the cruelest blow of all.
• The biggest place is always the kindest as well as the cruelest place.
• You picked the cruelest adjectives you knew and sent it forth, without a pang to do its ruthless work.
• The welfare of the people has been the hoary excuse for the cruelest outrages of history.
• The hand which had struck down so vast a number of its blameless and humble lovers and servants was now raised to deal its Founders the heaviest and cruelest blows.
• And what was cruelest of all to him, he regarded himself as not so great, not so splendid, as he had believed.
• Perhaps the cruelest that could have been inflicted at such a moment.
• It was a place named Ingonish in Cape Breton, a rugged spot that looks directly upon the Atlantic at its cruelest point.
• The cruelest cut of all was the remark attributed to Mr.
• It is the only force that is keeping me alive in the face of the cruelest treatment man could possibly receive at the hands of his fellow beings.
• The cruelest treachery, the most heartless crimes, are those which remain for ever concealed, with two hearts alone for witness.
• Therefore upon our shores broke wave after wave of invasion, storm after storm of cruelest oppression and degradation.
• This silence and this mutual ignorance are the cruelest things in the world.
• When we talked late the other night, and you told me the history of all my family, the cruelest part of my lot seemed the separation from those that belonged to me.

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