Remorseless
Remorseless adjective - Not sorry for having done wrong.
Sadistic and remorseless are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Sadistic" instead an adjective "Remorseless".
Nearby Words: remorse, remorseful
Sadistic
Sadistic adjective - Having or showing the desire to inflict severe pain and suffering on others.
Remorseless and sadistic are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Remorseless" instead an adjective "Sadistic".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- relentless and remorseless
- relentless and sadistic
- harsh and remorseless
- harsh and sadistic
- barbarous and remorseless
- barbarous and sadistic
- brutal and remorseless
- brutal and sadistic
- savage and remorseless
- savage and sadistic
- vicious and remorseless
- vicious and sadistic
- merciless and remorseless
- merciless and sadistic
Both words in one sentence
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Averted with Ray and Albert, who are utterly sadistic and remorseless.
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He's essentially discarded any sense of obligation to others and while having a strong sense of value for human life (though at times has been shown to be shockingly sadistic and remorseless), proves to be ineffectual in relationships and distant despite others' attempts to know him.
Source: Hollywood Personality Disorders -
Easily one of the most disgusting characters on the show, he's a sadistic, bloodthirsty, remorseless mercenary who rarely kills his targets on the spot, instead preferring to let them suffer.
Source: Scary Black Man
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