pitiless

piti·less (pit′ē lis, -i-)

adjective

without pity; unfeeling

pit′i·lessly adverb pit′i·less·ness noun

modif.

Antonyms kind*, kindly*, compassionate. See syn. study at cruel.cruel.

Modifies a noun

sun: Pitiless summer sun flushes than we people's behavior to.
struggle: It was a pitiless struggle, leaving the organizations that had been actively engaged in the strike severely weakened.
storm: Stand there in the open, with the pelting of the pitiless storm coming down upon him?
wind: She had been heading into the pitiless wind for three days. At 1553 Roderigo said: ' Calling all ships.
conqueror: You are worthy to be the instrument of my wrath, because a pitiless conqueror is worse than earthquake, famine, or deluge.
fate: But tell me now, in truth, what pitiless fate overtook you?

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