Definitions
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- adjective obsolete Utterly merciless.
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- adjective obsolete Utterly
merciless .
Etymologies
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Examples
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And unmerciless and irregardless are just instances of double negatives within a word.
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And unmerciless and irregardless are just instances of double negatives within a word.
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What I do know is that any criticism of Obama is considered demonization, and so any possible mention of a reversed situation would be considered unmerciless impugning.
"Despite Assurances, McCain Wasn’t in a 'Cone of Silence.'" Ann Althouse 2008
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Beings so unfeeling, unnatural, ungratefull, as to join an Enemy of their Country so unprincipled, unmerciless and blood thirsty, deserve a
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(Born himself into a family of obsessive grammarians, he was also unmerciless in his treatment of grammatical mavens).
Renewable Music 2008
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(Born himself into a family of obsessive grammarians, he was also unmerciless in his treatment of grammatical mavens).
Renewable Music 2008
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