Relentful
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech adjective
Quick meaning: Relentful is an adjective meaning hesitant, reluctant.
Meaning
hesitant, reluctant.
More Meanings
- merciful, forbearing
Example Sentences
Ye lisping Flatteries, and obsequious Glances/Relentful Musics, and attractive Dances,
A captain usually laments about a players retirement but nevers persuades with such a relentful approach.
I'm kinda relentful to recommend a tnt or so, seeing as they are really cpu dependant, and i don't know the requirments on one.
Personally, I can't see why english Canada has always been so relentful towards Quebec. We are being told that we are a NECESSARY CONDITION FOR CANADA'S SURVIVAL, but what about francophones needs to assure their own survival in north america?
Synonyms for relentful
Depending on context, synonyms include cautious, disinclined, loath, pitful, ruthful, tolerant.
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include begrudging, reluctant, renitent, faltering, reticent, grudging.
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