ruthless in Japanese
ruthless in Japanese is 無慈悲, 残酷, 無情 — ruthless means showing no pity or mercy; willing to act harshly to get what one wants.
ruthless in Japanese
無慈悲
Pronounced: mujihi
Without pity or compassion; cruel, pitiless.
残酷
Pronounced: zankoku
Without pity or compassion; cruel, pitiless.
無情
Pronounced: mujō
Without pity or compassion; cruel, pitiless.
What does "ruthless" mean?
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adj Showing no pity or mercy; willing to act harshly to get what one wants.
"The company was known for its ruthless approach to cutting costs."
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ruthless in a sentence
- The company was known for its ruthless approach to cutting costs.
- She was ruthless in negotiations, never giving an inch.
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What is "ruthless" in Japanese?
"ruthless" in Japanese is 無慈悲, 残酷, 無情. ruthless means: Showing no pity or mercy; willing to act harshly to get what one wants.
How do you pronounce 無慈悲?
"ruthless" in Japanese is 無慈悲, pronounced "mujihi".
How do you use "ruthless" in a sentence?
Example: "The company was known for its ruthless approach to cutting costs." In Japanese, "ruthless" is 無慈悲, 残酷, 無情.
Are there other ways to say "ruthless" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "ruthless": 無慈悲, 残酷, 無情.
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