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View definitions for unforgiving

unforgiving

adjective as in merciless

adjective as in hostile

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Anfield has always been the most unforgiving place for Guardiola and so it proved once more, with City now remarkably not even in the Premier League’s top four.

From BBC

"It's unforgiving, the speed at which things change, the technology changes, the platforms change," he says.

From BBC

Frank Lampard will be seeking redemption and a rebuilding of his managerial reputation as he dives back into the unforgiving surroundings of the Championship with Coventry City.

From BBC

Referees are already under pressure and an unforgiving microscope.

From BBC

“The science on climate change is unforgiving, with every year of delay locking in more costs and more irreversible changes, and everyday people paying the steepest price.”

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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