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View synonyms for ruthful
ruthful
[ rooth-fuhl ]
adjective
- compassionate or sorrowful.
- causing or apt to cause sorrow or pity.
- feeling remorse or self-reproach.
ruthful
/ ˈruːθfʊl /
adjective
- archaic.full of or causing sorrow or pity
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Derived Forms
- ˈruthfulness, noun
- ˈruthfully, adverb
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Other Words From
- ruthful·ly adverb
- ruthful·ness noun
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Word History and Origins
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Example Sentences
Solskjær’s side are too ruthful in attack and defence, but can offset these weaknesses by dominating opponents in midfield.
From The Guardian
“Well, don’t pull it to pieces,” said Arthur, ruthfully.
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O worthy sir, my cause but slightly known May move the hearts of warlike Myrmidons, And melt the Corsic rocks with ruthful tears!
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As the rebuffed philanthropist accepted he cast a ruthful glance at the solitary figure on the bench.
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These little books contained, also, concise aphorisms and weighty words of advice like "After dinner rest awhile; after supper run a mile," and "Be vigilant, be truthful and your life will never be ruthful."
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