mercy in Polish
mercy in Polish is miłosierdzie, litość — mercy means kindness or forgiveness shown toward someone who could reasonably be punished or treated harshly instead.
mercy in Polish
miłosierdzie
litość
(uncountable) Forgiveness or compassion, especially toward those less fortunate.
miłosierdzie
(uncountable) Forgiveness or compassion, especially toward those less fortunate.
What does "mercy" mean?
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noun Kindness or forgiveness shown toward someone who could reasonably be punished or treated harshly instead.
"The general showed mercy to the surrendering soldiers."
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noun A fortunate thing; a blessing, especially something to be grateful for given the circumstances.
"It was a mercy the children weren't in the car when it happened."
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intj Used to express surprise, alarm, or relief.
""Mercy!" she cried when she saw the mess."
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mercy in a sentence
- The general showed mercy to the surrendering soldiers.
- She begged for mercy, but the sentence stood.
- It was a mercy the children weren't in the car when it happened.
- "Mercy!" she cried when she saw the mess.
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What is "mercy" in Polish?
"mercy" in Polish is miłosierdzie, litość. mercy means: Kindness or forgiveness shown toward someone who could reasonably be punished or treated harshly instead.
How do you use "mercy" in a sentence?
Example: "The general showed mercy to the surrendering soldiers." In Polish, "mercy" is miłosierdzie, litość.
Are there other ways to say "mercy" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 2 translations listed for "mercy": miłosierdzie, litość.
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