merciful in Latin
merciful in Latin is misericors — merciful means showing mercy — willing to forgive or treat someone gently rather than punish them as harshly as possible.
merciful in Latin
misericors
Showing mercy.
What does "merciful" mean?
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adj Showing mercy — willing to forgive or treat someone gently rather than punish them as harshly as possible.
"The judge was merciful and gave the young offender a suspended sentence."
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merciful in a sentence
- The judge was merciful and gave the young offender a suspended sentence.
- It was a merciful death after months of suffering.
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What is "merciful" in Latin?
"merciful" in Latin is misericors. merciful means: Showing mercy — willing to forgive or treat someone gently rather than punish them as harshly as possible.
How do you use "merciful" in a sentence?
Example: "The judge was merciful and gave the young offender a suspended sentence." In Latin, "merciful" is misericors.
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