Mercy and Quality

Mercy

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

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

Nearby Words: merciful, mercifully, mercer

Quality noun - Degree of excellence.

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Mercy and quality are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Mercy" instead a noun "Quality".

human	human mercy	human quality
good	good mercy	good quality
special	special mercy	special quality
better	better mercy	better quality
Other adjectives: certain, single, dubious, actual, real, great, less, legendary, greatest.

Vitriolic Best Buds: Andy frequently mocks John for having participated in films such as The Love Guru and The Smurfs, while John shows no mercy when describing the quality of Andy's pun runs.

Source: Podcast / The Bugle
Mercy Kill: The mother of one client was convinced that her daughter's cat Burberry, who was blind, had such a reduced quality of life that this was the best option.

Source: Series / My Cat From Hell
The lines "The quality of mercy is not strain'd/It droppeth as the gentle rain from heaven" is quoted in several books by P.

Source: Shout Out / To Shakespeare aka: Shout Out To Shakespeare

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