unmercifully
/ʌnˈmɜrsɪfəli/
adverb
- In a way that shows no kindness, pity, or forgiveness; harshly or cruelly.
- He was unmercifully punished for a mistake he didn't make.
- The bully teased the smaller child unmercifully every day.
- The critics attacked the movie unmercifully in their reviews.
- To an extreme or excessive degree; without relief.
- She was unmercifully teased for her unusual accent.
- The rain fell unmercifully, flooding the streets within hours.
- The sun beat down unmercifully on the hikers.
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