unforgiving (Meaning)

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unforgiving (a)

unwilling or unable to forgive or show mercy

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not to be placated or appeased or moved by entreaty

The unforgiving cold pierced their bones as they trekked through the desolate wilderness.
The unforgiving ocean swallowed the ship whole, leaving no survivors.
The unforgiving desert sun scorched their skin, leaving them dehydrated and blistered.
The unforgiving enemy launched a relentless assault, forcing them into a desperate retreat.
Time was unforgiving, marking their faces with lines of wisdom and age.
The unforgiving disease ravaged their bodies, leaving them weak and vulnerable.
The unforgiving fire consumed everything in its path, leaving only smoldering ruins.
The unforgiving critics pounced on his work, tearing it apart with ruthless precision.
The unforgiving circumstances forced them to make a difficult choice, weighing their options carefully.
The unforgiving memory haunted them, reminding them of past mistakes and missed opportunities.

unwilling or unable to forgive or show mercy, not to be placated or appeased or moved by entreaty

unyielding,uncompromising,impatient, complaining, protesting, intolerant, griping, squawking,grumbling, kvetching

abiding, tolerant, accepting, tolerant, forgiving,enduring, forgiving, patient, abiding, enduring

The unforgiving cold pierced their bones as they trekked through the desolate wilderness.

The unforgiving ocean swallowed the ship whole, leaving no survivors.

The unforgiving desert sun scorched their skin, leaving them dehydrated and blistered.

The unforgiving enemy launched a relentless assault, forcing them into a desperate retreat.