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merciless

[mur-si-lis] / ˈmɜr sɪ lɪs /


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He had been in Britain since 208, overseeing a series of merciless campaigns into present-day Scotland.

From The Wall Street Journal

Cruel faces leered at him with merciless white eyes.

From Literature

Contemporaries regarded this merciless battle as “a second Agincourt,” akin to Henry V’s victory, against the odds, in 1415.

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Barely two years in, Maye’s the shiniest star in a merciless sports metropolis—and he’s one Sunday victory from all the local Bradys naming their future firstborns Drake.

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A moist, merciless heat engulfed us, and the strangling smell forced its way down my nose and throat.

From Literature