remorseless — showing no regret or compassion; relentless and merciless
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: showing no regret or compassion; relentless and merciless
Pronunciation (IPA): /rɪˈmɔːrsləs/
Korean meaning: 후회나 동정심을 전혀 보이지 않는; 무자비한, 냉혹한
Korean pronunciation: 리**모어**슬리스
Example Sentences
- My alarm clock is remorseless - it doesn't care that I stayed up watching Netflix until 3 AM.
- The remorseless march of technology has made my flip phone a museum piece.
- She showed remorseless determination in pursuing her PhD despite multiple setbacks.
remorseless
ADJECTIVE//rɪˈmɔːrsləs//
showing no regret or compassion; relentless and merciless

a stern executive in a dark suit points toward the door while handing termination papers to a distressed employee. The executive's face shows no emotion or sympathy despite the employee's obvious desperation. The employee clutches family photos while tears stream down their face, pleading for another chance. The executive simply looks away coldly and taps their watch impatiently. Other board members sit silently in the background, avoiding eye contact with the crying employee. Security guards wait by the door ready to escort the person out. someone acting without any regret or compassion, being relentless and merciless
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Origin
From Old French 'remors' meaning 'gnawing pain' or 'anguish of conscience,' which came from Latin 'remorsus' (a biting back). The English suffix '-less' was added to create the meaning 'without remorse.'
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“My alarm clock is remorseless - it doesn't care that I stayed up watching Netflix until 3 AM.”
“The remorseless march of technology has made my flip phone a museum piece.”
“She showed remorseless determination in pursuing her PhD despite multiple setbacks.”
“The disease progressed with remorseless speed, leaving doctors helpless.”
“Time is remorseless - it waits for no one, not even for Monday morning coffee.”
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