hardheartedness

Hardheartedness he owns to be an essential of the libertine character.

Any attempt at careful management of the estate was invariably considered to be a sign of stinginess or of hardheartedness.

And thou wilt not give thy child a stone for bread, nor also will God give us hardheartedness for true love.

I do not wish to exculpate Peter from cruelty or hardheartedness; I would neither justify him nor condemn him.

The ladies of the Queen's household distinguished themselves preeminently by rapacity and hardheartedness.

He who hath slain the wooers is one of the deathless gods, come down to punish them for their injustice and their hardheartedness.