unpitying
- adjective
- /ʌnˈpɪtiɪŋ/
- Her unpitying tone revealed how little she cared about the consequences of her actions.
Examples
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"She had a moment of acute longing for the garden in Wallingford, for the unadorned, for the unpitying way of things.
Fiction book (1994) -
The rain continued to come down in unpitying volume, interspersed with hailstones the size of duck eggs.
Fiction book (2002) -
The teacher's unpitying criticism of his work made him rethink his approach.
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The unpitying winter left the town covered in thick layers of snow and ice.
Synonyms
Not feeling sorry for others and hurting them on purpose
Not showing kindness or sympathy to others
Not friendly or caring to other people
Not caring about other people's feelings or pain
Not willing to forgive someone and acting without mercy
Showing no pity and treating people in a cruel way
Not showing concern for other people's feelings or needs
Not showing sympathy or care for other people's feelings
Not feeling sorry for someone or caring about their problems
Not showing any pity or kindness
Not feeling sorry and continuing without stopping when hurting others
Not kind or generous and quick to judge others harshly
Not showing any feeling or kindness to others
Being very cruel and not kind to others
Very harsh and not forgiving when criticizing or acting
Not caring when other people suffer
Not feeling or showing pity for other people
A person who does not show care for other people
Harsh and unkind in the way someone acts
Shows no sympathy for people who suffer
Not showing care or understanding for other people's feelings
Not showing kindness to other people
Unkind and petty in a way that hurts other people
Not willing to be patient with other people
Antonyms
How Compassionate
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unpitying has the prefix un- meaning 'not' and the word pity meaning 'feeling sorry for someone'. So, unpitying is 'not feeling pity' and describes someone harsh and without mercy.