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Definition of mercifulness - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
compassionRare quality of showing mercy or compassionRare
- Her mercifulness towards the stray animals was admirable.
2.
justiceRare leniency shown towards offenders in justiceRare
- The judge's mercifulness led to a reduced sentence.
Origin of mercifulness
Latin, misericordia (pity) + -fulness (full of)
Examples of mercifulness in a sentence
Mercifulness is a virtue often praised in religious texts. His mercifulness was evident in his decision to forgive. The mercifulness of the policy helped many offenders.
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- French:compassion, clémence, ...
- German:Barmherzigkeit, ...
- Italian:misericordia, clemenza, ...
- Spanish:compasión, clemencia, ...
- Portuguese:misericórdia, clemência, ...
- Chinese:仁慈, ...
- Japanese:慈悲, 慈悲深さ, ...
- Arabic:رَحْمَة, رَأفَة, ...
- Hebrew:חֶמְלָה, רַחֲמָנוּת, ...
- Russian:милосердие, снисходительность, ...
- Ukrainian:милосердя, поблажливість, ...
- Hindi:दया, उदारता, ...
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