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without mercy; having or showing no mercy; pitiless; cruel: a merciless critic.
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- The more merciless the force opposed to them the more they find in it to admire and make obeisance to.
- Indignant locals can be merciless as the foreigner is objectified, therefore allowing any injustice no matter how outrageous.
- In the space of a generation or so, the male organ has descended from respectful taboo to merciless screen mockery.
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