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pitilessness

/ˈpɪt.i.ləs.nəs/

Traduction: Nom désignant la qualité ou l'état de celui qui est sans pitié, caractérisé par une dureté extrême ou une absence totale de compassion envers autrui.

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noun

/ˈpɪt.i.ləs.nəs/C2formal
  • frNom désignant la qualité ou l'état de celui qui est sans pitié, caractérisé par une dureté extrême ou une absence totale de compassion envers autrui.

A noun referring to the quality or state of being without pity, characterized by extreme heartlessness or mercilessness.

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  1. Extreme heartlessnessC1formal

    A state of being completely without compassion or sympathy for others.

    frImpitoyabilité extrême

    • The dictator's pitilessness shocked the international community.
    • Her pitilessness towards the homeless was disturbing.
    • The novel explores the pitilessness of the natural world.

    Synonymesbrutalitycallousnesscoldheartednesscrueltyhardheartednessinhumanitymercilessnessruthlessnesssavageryunfeelingness

    Antonymesbenevolencecompassionhumanitykindnessmercypitysympathytenderness

  2. MercilessnessC1formal

    A lack of pity or mercy, often shown through harsh or cruel actions.

    frImpitoyabilité

    • The judge's pitilessness in sentencing was criticized.
    • He treated his opponents with complete pitilessness.
    • The storm showed a terrifying pitilessness as it destroyed everything in its path.

    Synonymesbrutalitycallousnesscrueltyhardheartednessharshnessinhumanitymercilessnessrelentlessnessruthlessnesssavagery

    Antonymescompassionkindnessleniencymercypity

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  • pitilessnesses plural form
  • pitilessnesses' possessive plural form
  • pitilessness's possessive singular form
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