Definition of ruthlessly in English:

ruthlessly

adverb ˈruːθləsliˈruθləsli

Without pity or compassion for others.
they fell prey to money lenders who ruthlessly exploited them
Example sentencesExamples
- There doesn't seem to be any malice in him, even when he is ruthlessly manipulating everyone around him.
- The paratroopers deal ruthlessly with anyone who gets in their way.
- Her son is a ruthlessly ambitious journalist, who doesn't have time to notice her terminal cancer.
- He ruthlessly threatens to bury the diner's young owner when the owner conscientiously decides to back out of the sale.
- He was a political philosopher who became notorious for his ruthlessly pragmatic ideas.
- All were ruthlessly moved on by the authorities, who then smashed up perfectly good houses to make them uninhabitable.
- The oppressed has become the oppressor, with the tables being ruthlessly overturned.
- He suppressed or ruthlessly excised many early efforts, including a piano concerto.
- Ruthlessly, he instilled what he believed to be the Sacred Laws of Music in his student.
- He keeps his ship on high alert at all times, and ruthlessly dogs his enemy.

Definition of ruthlessly in US English:

ruthlessly

adverbˈruθləsliˈro͞oTHləslē

Without pity or compassion for others.
they fell prey to money lenders who ruthlessly exploited them
Example sentencesExamples
- He ruthlessly threatens to bury the diner's young owner when the owner conscientiously decides to back out of the sale.
- He suppressed or ruthlessly excised many early efforts, including a piano concerto.
- The oppressed has become the oppressor, with the tables being ruthlessly overturned.
- He keeps his ship on high alert at all times, and ruthlessly dogs his enemy.
- All were ruthlessly moved on by the authorities, who then smashed up perfectly good houses to make them uninhabitable.
- Ruthlessly, he instilled what he believed to be the Sacred Laws of Music in his student.
- He was a political philosopher who became notorious for his ruthlessly pragmatic ideas.
- Her son is a ruthlessly ambitious journalist, who doesn't have time to notice her terminal cancer.
- There doesn't seem to be any malice in him, even when he is ruthlessly manipulating everyone around him.
- The paratroopers deal ruthlessly with anyone who gets in their way.

单词	ruthlessly
释义	Definition of ruthlessly in English: ruthlessly adverb ˈruːθləsliˈruθləsli Without pity or compassion for others. they fell prey to money lenders who ruthlessly exploited them Example sentencesExamples There doesn't seem to be any malice in him, even when he is ruthlessly manipulating everyone around him. The paratroopers deal ruthlessly with anyone who gets in their way. Her son is a ruthlessly ambitious journalist, who doesn't have time to notice her terminal cancer. He ruthlessly threatens to bury the diner's young owner when the owner conscientiously decides to back out of the sale. He was a political philosopher who became notorious for his ruthlessly pragmatic ideas. All were ruthlessly moved on by the authorities, who then smashed up perfectly good houses to make them uninhabitable. The oppressed has become the oppressor, with the tables being ruthlessly overturned. He suppressed or ruthlessly excised many early efforts, including a piano concerto. Ruthlessly, he instilled what he believed to be the Sacred Laws of Music in his student. He keeps his ship on high alert at all times, and ruthlessly dogs his enemy. Definition of ruthlessly in US English: ruthlessly adverbˈruθləsliˈro͞oTHləslē Without pity or compassion for others. they fell prey to money lenders who ruthlessly exploited them Example sentencesExamples He ruthlessly threatens to bury the diner's young owner when the owner conscientiously decides to back out of the sale. He suppressed or ruthlessly excised many early efforts, including a piano concerto. The oppressed has become the oppressor, with the tables being ruthlessly overturned. He keeps his ship on high alert at all times, and ruthlessly dogs his enemy. All were ruthlessly moved on by the authorities, who then smashed up perfectly good houses to make them uninhabitable. Ruthlessly, he instilled what he believed to be the Sacred Laws of Music in his student. He was a political philosopher who became notorious for his ruthlessly pragmatic ideas. Her son is a ruthlessly ambitious journalist, who doesn't have time to notice her terminal cancer. There doesn't seem to be any malice in him, even when he is ruthlessly manipulating everyone around him. The paratroopers deal ruthlessly with anyone who gets in their way.
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