truceless (Meaning)
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truceless (a.)
Without a truce; unforbearing.
Synonyms & Antonyms of truceless
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truceless Sentence Examples
- The two armies engaged in a truceless battle, with no respite or ceasefire.
- The conflict between the rival factions escalated into a truceless war with devastating consequences.
- The treaty, once thought to bring peace, proved to be truceless, leading to a resurgence of bloodshed.
- The negotiations had reached an impasse, resulting in a truceless standoff.
- The king's reign was marred by truceless strife, with constant uprisings and internal conflicts.
- The truce that had once held the opposing forces at bay proved to be truceless, as skirmishes erupted once more.
- The rivalry between the two companies was truceless, with no sign of compromise or abatement.
- The dispute over the disputed territory became truceless, with both sides refusing to concede.
- The nation's history was one of truceless civil strife, with periods of peace being few and far between.
- The truce, once a symbol of hope and reconciliation, had become truceless, with both sides losing faith in its potential.
FAQs About the word truceless
Without a truce; unforbearing.
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No antonyms found.
The two armies engaged in a truceless battle, with no respite or ceasefire.
The conflict between the rival factions escalated into a truceless war with devastating consequences.
The treaty, once thought to bring peace, proved to be truceless, leading to a resurgence of bloodshed.
The negotiations had reached an impasse, resulting in a truceless standoff.
