Unmerciful is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNMERCIFUL in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• not merciful
• cruel or harsh; showing no mercy
• Not merciful; indisposed to mercy or grace; cruel; inhuman; merciless; unkind.
• having or showing no mercy
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• not merciful; merciless

Words related to UNMERCIFUL

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How to use UNMERCIFUL in a sentence

• The Valour of this Gentleman in his Distress, brings to ones memory the Knight of the sorrowful Countenance, who lays about him at such an unmerciful rate in an old Romance.
• Everything around us glittered with the same unmerciful dryness.
• He had already cut him in an unmerciful manner, and the blood ran to his heels.
• We must not use the advantage that accident has given us with an unmerciful hand.
• Gotarzes now proved less unmerciful than might have been expected from his general character.
• The people fled into the forests on the hills, and were an easy prey to the marauders, who seem to have been unmerciful.
• He was one of the most unmerciful persecutors of the early Christians, but was converted by the sudden appearance to him of the risen Lord.
• He knew how to take advantage of the technicalities of law, and he knew how to be severe and unmerciful toward the poor.
• The other apprentices, who in the mean while have slyly drawn near, now make unmerciful fun of David, who stands stupidly in the middle of the street gazing regretfully after her.
• The close of my second sheet warns me that it is time now to relieve you from this letter of unmerciful length.
• In vain did the wife of Van Heerden expostulate and plead with the unmerciful officer to spare the life of her wounded husband.
• Those with hanging eyebrows were thought to be fraudulent, bold, and unmerciful.
• I was knocked well up out of my abstraction by a most unmerciful jolt.
• Far down as Suzette might be, she never could have been unfeeling, unmerciful as he.
• He was in one of his most malevolent moods, and Sabine could not help laughing against her will at his unmerciful comments upon many of the company.
• People thought the press unmerciful in its ridicule of that convention, but I felt in it all there was much forbearance.
• He and the party which had made his methods its own by nominating him, were held up to the most unmerciful ridicule.
• What an unmerciful fellow art thou! A man has no need of a conscience, who has such an impertinent monitor.
• And even George, with the unmerciful, ruthless judgment of his years, was obliged to admit that she possessed a genuine pertinacity and had marvellously accomplished an ambition.
• This woman had stood all her life with dagger drawn, on the defensive against what certainly was to her an unmerciful world.
• Be ye merciful, for the worst part of the nature of brutes is to be unmerciful.
• Richardson was persecuted in the most cruel and unmerciful manner.
• But He teaches over and over again that a hard, unmerciful heart forfeits the divine mercy.
• It is not only an unmerciful way of killing, but the blood has thus no escape, and settles about all the vital organs.

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