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mercy <a mercy; mercies> N

mercy

mercy. N (feelings & emotions)

God's mercy

mercy killing

without mercy VB

at the mercy of

fill with mercy VB

fulminate of mercy CHEM

have mercy upon VB

plea for mercy

admit us to your mercy REL

a voice full of mercy

fill with tenderness or mercy VB

ask for someone's mercy or compassion VB

Usage examples with mercy

ask for someone's mercy or compassion
اِسْتَرْحَمَ

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Prodding at this form of popular entertainment, the faceless character is at the mercy of the wealthy, juggling or holding nothing.
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I spake of love, of compassion, of forgiveness, of mercy, of honesty, and of peace and friendship among all peoples. 22.
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Going on location without your own story leaves you at the mercy of the first local chancer you meet.
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In their new setting, displaced intellectuals lost their reading public and were often at the mercy of literary brokers to get their works published.
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And she says the bedraggled animal had been left to the mercy of the elements.
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Eighth, pleas for mercy are routinely and callously ignored.
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First of all, the merciful, and gentle, and compassionate nature of him who is invoked, who would always rather have mercy than punishment.
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But when the river changed its course the people left the village again to the mercy of jackals.
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Some say there is a link to "kapporet", the mercy seat or covering of the Ark of the Covenant.
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Grant your gifts to those whom you deem worthy: have mercy.
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