pitiless in Irish
pitiless in Irish is cruachroíoch — pitiless means showing no pity or mercy.
pitiless in Irish
cruachroíoch
Having, or showing, no pity; merciless, ruthless.
What does "pitiless" mean?
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adj Showing no pity or mercy.
"The desert sun was pitiless, beating down on the stranded hikers."
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pitiless in a sentence
- The desert sun was pitiless, beating down on the stranded hikers.
- He gave a pitiless account of his rival's failures.
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What is "pitiless" in Irish?
"pitiless" in Irish is cruachroíoch. pitiless means: Showing no pity or mercy.
How do you use "pitiless" in a sentence?
Example: "The desert sun was pitiless, beating down on the stranded hikers." In Irish, "pitiless" is cruachroíoch.
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