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mercilessly
[mur-si-lis-lee]
adverb
without mercy, pity, or tolerance.
I was mercilessly bullied in school throughout my childhood.
Any speaker who goes on longer than 15 minutes will be interrupted mercilessly by the moderator.
without reprieve; unbearably.
An unusually humid July morning had morphed into a mercilessly hot afternoon.
Word History and Origins
Origin of mercilessly1
Example Sentences
As it turns out, the "law and order" president who pardoned all his supporters who mercilessly beat up cops on Jan. 6 is that same kind of guy.
And apparently, it never occurred to him that mercilessly attacking the left and the center left might impact his car sales, even though they are his customer base.
“This kind of debt often gets bundled and sold to debt collectors pennies on the dollar who go mercilessly after the families and aggressively for the payment,” Hahn said.
In his statement, Odinga condemned the killing, saying the legislator was "mercilessly and in cold blood, gunned down by an assassin".
Aid organisation Relief International said nine of its workers "were mercilessly killed including doctors, referral drivers and a team leader" in the attack on Zamzam.
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