Mercilessly is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MERCILESSLY in dictionary:

ADVERB:
• MERCILESS, without mercy
• in a way that shows no mercy
• without pity; in a merciless manner
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• having or showing no mercy; pitiless

Words related to MERCILESSLY

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How to use MERCILESSLY in a sentence

• The mountains and waste regions were filled with outlaws and refugees who were being hunted down mercilessly.
• From being the most ridiculed and mercilessly persecuted woman, Miss Anthony has become the most honored and respected in the nation.
• The history of the border wars, both in the ways they were begun and in the ways they were waged, make a long tale of injuries inflicted, suffered, and mercilessly revenged.
• I had avoided looking at the sword of hara-kiri, but my thoughts had been leading me mercilessly up to the point at which we were now arrived.
• I felt as if I were helplessly strapped down and that he was about to probe me mercilessly with some sharp instrument.
• Often he would crawl down, cautiously as a stalking wolf, to the edge of a trout pool, then fire mercilessly at a great, spotted beauty below.
• Cities and villages were mercilessly burned, cottages set in flames, fields of grain destroyed, and whole populations carried into slavery, where they miserably died.
• Since 1314, the Scots had mercilessly devastated the whole north of England.
• Early in the following year it was retaken by Edward III, who proclaimed himself the successor of Balliol, and mercilessly ravaged the Lowlands.
• But who thinks of such things when the moment is a goad, pricking mercilessly? Now she was there, her position could scarcely be worse.
• If, however, he persisteth in his error, God will assuredly send down one who will deal mercilessly with him.
• Hunters by scores were after them with bag and gun mercilessly killing them for the New York millinery houses.
• It is better to mercilessly cut off one member rather than lose the entire body through fire or plague.
• That was done mercilessly by their contemporaries and those of the next generation.
• The estimate of her that Kut-le had so mercilessly presented to her the first day of her abduction returned to her more and more clearly as the days wore on.
• His accomplice, however, was summarily and mercilessly put to death before his eyes.
• He has handled too many of them mercilessly to have many friends.
• Convention ties them down mercilessly in a great many things.
• If, however, he persists in his error, God will assuredly send down one who will deal mercilessly with him.
• His pursuers were gaining on him, and he continued to use the knife mercilessly as the horse bore him along the road past the quarry.
• Few of her emotions could remain long hidden from that keenly observing and mercilessly logical mind.
• Morton analyzed the motives and the character of such a sneak, and he did it mercilessly, although in the most parliamentary language.
• What was it that had come over the man to let his victim escape when she was so mercilessly in his power? Ask the stars to which he turned.
• The moon shone down brightly and showed that only a short while ago the axe had raged here mercilessly.
• The few that were caught beneath the forecastle were mercilessly slain, and those above were swept from their post like chaff drifting in a gale.
• No slave-driver with a lash ever drove his victim so mercilessly as Wagner did himself when in the stress of composition.
• They did not want the Negro trained or really freed, and they criticized mercilessly the many mistakes of the new Bureau.

Similar words containing MERCILESS without suffix ly

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