merciless
/ˈmɜːsɪləs/adjective
Without any kindness or pity; harsh and cruel.
Example sentence
- “The critics were merciless in their reviews of the new film.”
Common in sport and criticism: a merciless attack on goal, merciless mockery.
Related words
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