Care and Mercy

Care

Care noun - Strict attentiveness to what one is doing.

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Mercy and care are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Mercy" instead a noun "Care".

Mercy noun - Kind, gentle, or compassionate treatment especially towards someone who is undeserving of it.

Usage example: always show your enemies mercy, because it makes you a better person

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Care and mercy are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Care" instead a noun "Mercy".

Nearby Words: merciful, mercifully, mercer

human	human care	human mercy
good	good care	good mercy
special	special care	special mercy
better	better care	better mercy
Other adjectives: common, complete, certain, total, genuine, single, entire, real, constant, great, little, quick, personal, sole, apparent, few, less, greatest.

All the better to make him entirely dependent on Falklands care and mercy Despair Event Horizon: Falklands death is this for Caleb.

Source: Literature / Caleb Williams
Jeremy finds himself at the mercy of a pack of hunting dogs and tells his kids to take care of their mother.

Source: Take Care of the Kids
Reg, in particular, likens the abortions to mercy killings, since most of them would have been born to mothers who couldn't care for them.

Source: Shoot The Dog / Film

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