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unmercifully

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How can a judge look himself in the mirror knowing the gavel that came down so unmercifully was his own?

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Quick take

In an unmerciful manner.

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adverb

In an unmerciful manner.

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for unmercifully.

Example sentences

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How can a judge look himself in the mirror knowing the gavel that came down so unmercifully was his own?

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Thank you M$oft, people have been dumping unmercifully lately, but I love you, warts and all.

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Edit: like for instance, if you slip up and put C++ on your resume, I will drill you on it unmercifully.

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From my experience I've never had a tranny fail that wasn't beat to death unmercifully.

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If more lucky, the law of dismissing return will strike unmercifully.

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They would use Kim computers and plenty of homemade code and software (and get roasted in the newspapers by the critics especially during New Music America 1981, they were mocked unmercifully, but water off a duck’s back).

Frequently asked questions

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How do you use unmercifully in a sentence?

How can a judge look himself in the mirror knowing the gavel that came down so unmercifully was his own?

What does unmercifully mean?

In an unmerciful manner.

What part of speech is unmercifully?

unmercifully is commonly used as adverb.