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ruthlessness

/ˈruːθ.ləs.nəs/

Traducción: Cualidad o estado de quien actúa sin piedad ni compasión, a menudo con extrema dureza o falta de sentimientos en sus acciones o decisiones.

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noun

/ˈruːθ.ləs.nəs/C1formal
  • esCualidad o estado de quien actúa sin piedad ni compasión, a menudo con extrema dureza o falta de sentimientos en sus acciones o decisiones.

A noun referring to the quality or state of being without pity or compassion, often characterized by extreme harshness or heartlessness in actions or decisions.

incontable

  1. MercilessnessC1formal

    A lack of pity or compassion; the quality of being harsh and unrelenting.

    esFalta de piedad o compasión

    • The dictator's ruthlessness was feared by all.
    • She showed complete ruthlessness in her business dealings.
    • His ruthlessness in negotiations made him a formidable opponent.

    Sinónimosbrutalitycallousnesscrueltyhardheartednessharshnessinhumanitymercilessnesspitilessnesssavagenessviciousness

    Antónimoscompassiongentlenesshumanitykindnessmercypity

  2. Extreme heartlessnessC1formal

    A state of being completely without empathy or kindness.

    esFrialdad extrema sin empatía

    • The ruthlessness of the crime shocked the community.
    • He acted with a cold ruthlessness that surprised his friends.
    • Her ruthlessness in cutting ties was seen as cruel.

    Sinónimosbarbaritybrutalitycallousnesscoldheartednesscrueltyhardnessinhumanitymercilessnesspitilessnesssavagery

    Antónimosbenevolencecompassionempathygentlenesshumanitykindnessmercysympathytendernesswarmth

Formas
  • ruthlessnesses plural form
  • ruthlessnesses' possessive plural form
  • ruthlessness's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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