mercy

• Substantivo que designa compaixão, perdão ou clemência demonstrados a alguém que está sob o poder de outrem ou que cometeu uma falta. Pode também indicar um ato de bondade ou um benefício concedido por generosidade.

A noun referring to compassion, forgiveness, or leniency shown toward someone who is in one's power or who has committed an offense.

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1. Compassion or forgivenessB2formal

   Compassionate treatment of someone who is in one's power, especially the act of forgiving or showing kindness.

   Misericórdia

   • The judge showed mercy and reduced the sentence.
   • She begged for mercy from her captors.
   • He showed no mercy to his enemies.

   Sinônimosclemencycompassionforgivenessgracehumanitykindnessleniencymildnesspitytenderness

   Antônimoscrueltyharshnessmercilessnesspitilessnessruthlessness

2. Relief from sufferingB2formal

   An event or situation that brings relief from pain, difficulty, or distress.

   Alívio

   • The rain was a mercy after the long drought.
   • It was a mercy that the accident wasn't worse.
   • The end of the war was a mercy for the civilians.

   Sinônimosblessingboondeliverancegodsendreliefreprieverespitesalvation