Merciless
Predatory
Predatory adjective - Living by killing and eating other animals.
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Synonyms for Predatory
Merciless and predatory are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Merciless" instead an adjective "Predatory".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- relentless and merciless
- relentless and predatory
- barbarous and merciless
- barbarous and predatory
- brutal and merciless
- brutal and predatory
- savage and merciless
- savage and predatory
- violent and merciless
- violent and predatory
- vicious and merciless
- vicious and predatory
- fierce and merciless
- fierce and predatory
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When Richard I of England first was called "the Lionheart" after his incursion into Sicily during the Third Crusade, it was meant as an indictment of what was perceived as his merciless cruelty, more appropriate to a predatory animal than to a human being.
Source: Insult Backfire
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