unsparing

Meanings

• unsparing in meaning 1: without any mercy, compassion, or hesitation; extreme or complete

  - "The soldier was unsparing in his attack on the enemy camp."
  - "The judge, who was known for his unsparing sentences, handed down a life sentence to the defendant."

• unsparing in meaning 2: not sparing or holding back in the use of resources, energy, or time; exhaustive or thorough

  - "The research team, who were unsparing in their pursuit of knowledge, spent countless hours in the laboratory to develop a new and innovative solution to a complex problem."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with unsparing
sparing , caring , bearing , sharing , repairing , preparing

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Homophones

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1. sparing (adjective): not sparing or holding back in the use of resources, energy, or time; exhaustive or thorough); sparing (verb: to withhold or spare in the use of resources, energy, or time; to be economical or efficient)
   

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Variants

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unsparing , unsparingly

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Forms

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unsparingly, unsparingness, unsparingly, unsparingness, unsparingly, unsparingness

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Etymology

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Old English unspearig, from unspearian to withhold, spare

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Related Concepts

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1. mercy: The compassionate concern for the suffering, distress, or misfortune of others, and the disposition to alleviate or mitigate that suffering, distress, or misfortune, either through acts of kindness, generosity, or benevolence, or through the expression of sympathy, empathy, or understanding.

2. compassion: The feeling of deep sympathy and concern for another who is suffering, distressed, or in pain, and the disposition to alleviate or mitigate that suffering, distress, or pain, either through acts of kindness, generosity, or benevolence, or through the expression of sympathy, empathy, or understanding.

3. empathy: The ability to understand and share the feelings, thoughts, or experiences of another, and the disposition to respond to that other with kindness, compassion, or understanding.

4. sympathy: The feeling of compassion or concern for another who is suffering, distressed, or in pain, and the disposition to alleviate or mitigate that suffering, distress, or pain, either through acts of kindness, generosity, or benevolence, or through the expression of sympathy, understanding, or concern.

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Culture

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The term 'unsparing' has been used in various contexts throughout history. In literature, the term has been used to describe characters who exhibit extreme or complete lack of mercy, compassion, or hesitation. In art, the term has been used to describe works that exhibit exhaustive or thorough exploration of a particular theme or subject matter. In music, the term has been used to describe compositions that exhibit extreme or complete lack of tonal or rhythmic variation, resulting in a monotonous or relentless listening experience.

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