ruthful (Meaning)

Wordnet

ruthful (s)

feeling or expressing pain or sorrow for sins or offenses

Webster

Full of ruth

Pitiful; tender.

Full of sorrow; woeful.

Causing sorrow.

The children's ruthful pleas for their lost dog prompted a search throughout the neighborhood.
The ruthful news of the accident sent shockwaves through the community.
The judge listened with a ruthful heart as the defendant shared their tragic story.
The ruthful expression on the boy's face betrayed his remorse for his actions.
The doctor's ruthful demeanor comforted the anxious patient.
The ruthful melody of the song evoked feelings of sorrow and longing.
The ruthless storm left a trail of ruthful destruction in its wake.
The writer's ruthful portrayal of the characters' struggles resonated with readers.
The ruthful memories of her past mistakes haunted her.
The politician's ruthful apology failed to appease the angry voters.

feeling or expressing pain or sorrow for sins or offensesFull of ruth, Pitiful; tender., Full of sorrow; woeful., Causing sorrow.

awful, moving, poignant, piteous, doleful, terrible, touching, dreadful, affecting, severe

gratifying,satisfying, pleasing, encouraging, rewarding, pleasing, gratifying, encouraging, rewarding, satisfying

The children's ruthful pleas for their lost dog prompted a search throughout the neighborhood.

The ruthful news of the accident sent shockwaves through the community.

The judge listened with a ruthful heart as the defendant shared their tragic story.

The ruthful expression on the boy's face betrayed his remorse for his actions.