merciless

A breach was made in the wall; the besiegers poured in; and a merciless massacre followed.

No other word could resist the merciless use which lovers make of it.

Spicca is, on the contrary, admirably drawn, and the regard we feel for the merciless old duellist is roused in us with true art.

Cruel and merciless as was this raid, it had a justification, at least in the burning of houses, on the principles of war.

There was no pity for youth or age; the war-club spared not, and the tomahawk was merciless.

It must have been some fiend, some savage, who loved blood for its own sake, who struck that merciless blow.

The Indian alone in his wild and merciless barbarity, was terrible enough.

And as he looked Spurrier thought he had never seen such glacial coldness and merciless indifference 267 in any human face.

Merciless pain shot up from her shins through her knees to her hips.

James Newton held the girl for a moment with a merciless hand.