C1adjectiveformalcrimeemotions
US/rɪˈmɔːrs.ləs/
UK/rɪˈmɔːs.ləs/
showing no regret or pity for the harm you cause; also continuing without stopping
In context
The judge called the killer cold and remorseless during sentencing.
The remorseless heat made it impossible to work outdoors.
He was a remorseless critic who never praised anyone's work.
Words that go with remorseless
adjective + noun
- remorseless killerPolice described him as a remorseless killer.
- remorseless logicThe remorseless logic of the argument was hard to resist.
- remorseless paceThe team set a remorseless pace up the hill.
- remorseless pressureThe defenders faced remorseless pressure all game.
- remorseless marchNothing could stop the remorseless march of time.