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ruthlessly

/ˈruːθ.ləs.li/

Tradução: Advérbio que significa 'de maneira cruel, impiedosa ou implacável'. Descreve ações realizadas sem piedade ou compaixão, frequentemente com foco em atingir um objetivo independentemente das consequências.

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Relações da palavra

adverb

/ˈruːθ.ləs.li/B2formal
  • ptAdvérbio que significa 'de maneira cruel, impiedosa ou implacável'. Descreve ações realizadas sem piedade ou compaixão, frequentemente com foco em atingir um objetivo independentemente das consequências.

An adverb meaning 'in a cruel, merciless, or uncompromising manner.' It describes actions performed without pity or compassion, often with a focus on achieving a goal regardless of the consequences.

  1. Without pity or mercyB2formal

    In a way that shows no compassion or remorse.

    ptSem piedade

    • The dictator ruthlessly suppressed all opposition.
    • He ruthlessly eliminated his competitors in the market.
    • The general ruthlessly ordered the attack on the village.

    Sinônimosbrutallycallouslycruellyinhumanelymercilesslypitilesslysavagelyunfeelingly

    Antônimoscompassionatelygentlyhumanelykindlylenientlymercifullysympatheticallytenderly

  2. In a determined and uncompromising wayB2formal

    Acting with relentless determination, often disregarding others' feelings.

    ptImplacavelmente

    • She ruthlessly pursued her career goals, ignoring personal relationships.
    • The company ruthlessly cut costs to maximize profits.
    • He ruthlessly criticized every mistake in the report.

    Sinônimoscallouslyinexorablymercilesslypitilesslyunrelentingly

    Antônimoscompassionatelygentlykindlylenientlymercifully

Formas
  • more ruthlessly comparative form
  • most ruthlessly superlative form
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