mercify (Meaning)
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mercify (v. t.)
To pity.
Synonyms & Antonyms of mercify
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mercify Sentence Examples
- The ruthless corporation sought to mercify every aspect of human life, exploiting data for profit.
- The government's surveillance program mercified citizens, reducing them to pawns in a game of control.
- Social media platforms mercified users' attention, bombarding them with tailored advertising.
- The pharmaceutical industry mercified disease, profiting from the misery of those in need.
- The fashion industry mercified creativity, churning out mass-produced designs for instant consumption.
- The entertainment industry mercified storytelling, turning art into a commodity for sale.
- The political system mercified dissent, silencing those who challenged the status quo.
- The education system mercified knowledge, creating a hierarchy based on academic achievement.
- The legal system mercified justice, favoring the wealthy and powerful over the marginalized.
- The healthcare system mercified compassion, relegating human suffering to a mere financial transaction.
FAQs About the word mercify
To pity.
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The ruthless corporation sought to mercify every aspect of human life, exploiting data for profit.
The government's surveillance program mercified citizens, reducing them to pawns in a game of control.
Social media platforms mercified users' attention, bombarding them with tailored advertising.
The pharmaceutical industry mercified disease, profiting from the misery of those in need.
