Definition of mercilessly in English:

mercilessly

adverb ˈməːsɪləsliˈmərsələsli

In a way that shows no mercy.
the injured were mercilessly slaughtered
I was teased mercilessly for being chubby
figurative the wind pounded mercilessly on the windows
Example sentencesExamples
- The deadline of the premiere makes us work mercilessly fast.
- He loses the leg in a fight because of intervention by the victim, whom he kicked about so mercilessly earlier in the film.
- My housemates mercilessly teased me the rest of my stay in Tuscany.
- If the email is known to be invalid, the reminder is not sent; the entry is simply and mercilessly frozen and removed from the count.
- Surprisingly, he was a bitter, mean man who often mercilessly abused the people around him.
- He mercilessly enmeshes us in the overwhelming complexity of his subject.
- The town's dirty laundry is mercilessly brought out into the open.
- The film is unflinchingly, almost mercilessly, clear-eyed in its assessment of emotional transformation.
- All the values they have carried around for years are now mercilessly questioned.
- His story has been mercilessly exploited.

Definition of mercilessly in US English:

mercilessly

adverbˈmərsələsliˈmərsələslē

In a way that shows no mercy.
the injured were mercilessly slaughtered
I was teased mercilessly for being chubby
figurative the wind pounded mercilessly on the windows
Example sentencesExamples
- If the email is known to be invalid, the reminder is not sent; the entry is simply and mercilessly frozen and removed from the count.
- My housemates mercilessly teased me the rest of my stay in Tuscany.
- He mercilessly enmeshes us in the overwhelming complexity of his subject.
- Surprisingly, he was a bitter, mean man who often mercilessly abused the people around him.
- His story has been mercilessly exploited.
- The deadline of the premiere makes us work mercilessly fast.
- The film is unflinchingly, almost mercilessly, clear-eyed in its assessment of emotional transformation.
- The town's dirty laundry is mercilessly brought out into the open.
- He loses the leg in a fight because of intervention by the victim, whom he kicked about so mercilessly earlier in the film.
- All the values they have carried around for years are now mercilessly questioned.

单词	mercilessly
释义	Definition of mercilessly in English: mercilessly adverb ˈməːsɪləsliˈmərsələsli In a way that shows no mercy. the injured were mercilessly slaughtered I was teased mercilessly for being chubby figurative the wind pounded mercilessly on the windows Example sentencesExamples The deadline of the premiere makes us work mercilessly fast. He loses the leg in a fight because of intervention by the victim, whom he kicked about so mercilessly earlier in the film. My housemates mercilessly teased me the rest of my stay in Tuscany. If the email is known to be invalid, the reminder is not sent; the entry is simply and mercilessly frozen and removed from the count. Surprisingly, he was a bitter, mean man who often mercilessly abused the people around him. He mercilessly enmeshes us in the overwhelming complexity of his subject. The town's dirty laundry is mercilessly brought out into the open. The film is unflinchingly, almost mercilessly, clear-eyed in its assessment of emotional transformation. All the values they have carried around for years are now mercilessly questioned. His story has been mercilessly exploited. Definition of mercilessly in US English: mercilessly adverbˈmərsələsliˈmərsələslē In a way that shows no mercy. the injured were mercilessly slaughtered I was teased mercilessly for being chubby figurative the wind pounded mercilessly on the windows Example sentencesExamples If the email is known to be invalid, the reminder is not sent; the entry is simply and mercilessly frozen and removed from the count. My housemates mercilessly teased me the rest of my stay in Tuscany. He mercilessly enmeshes us in the overwhelming complexity of his subject. Surprisingly, he was a bitter, mean man who often mercilessly abused the people around him. His story has been mercilessly exploited. The deadline of the premiere makes us work mercilessly fast. The film is unflinchingly, almost mercilessly, clear-eyed in its assessment of emotional transformation. The town's dirty laundry is mercilessly brought out into the open. He loses the leg in a fight because of intervention by the victim, whom he kicked about so mercilessly earlier in the film. All the values they have carried around for years are now mercilessly questioned.
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