cruelty
ਬੇਰਹਿਮੀ
definition
noun
he has treated her with extreme cruelty
callous indifference to or pleasure in causing pain and suffering.
example
Officials acting on our behalf committed unspeakable 'cruelty' on a man already wrongly imprisoned for 17 years.
we can't stand 'cruelty' to animals
But this temptation is dangerous because history contains too much 'cruelty' at the hands of the pious.
Charges of dangerous driving and child 'cruelty' were withdrawn by the prosecution.
Maybe it was because of casual human 'cruelty' .
we can't stand 'cruelty' to animals
There can be no neutrality between justice and 'cruelty' , between the innocent and the guilty.
But today's children are in no mood to suffer that 'cruelty' in silence.
He pleaded not guilty to 'cruelty' and claimed he had entrusted the puppies to a man called Phil.
she divorced my stepfather for persistent 'cruelty'
Why did people behave as they did - whether with 'cruelty' or kindness, cravenness or courage?
What matters most is that prohibitions against human 'cruelty' be hard and binding.
I felt like a Roman emperor, looking down on my subject wondering whether to show mercy or 'cruelty' .
We suffered 'cruelty' and abandonment even as we continued to teach the world about a loving God.
Mistakes I can forgive, but deliberate intent to harm or random acts of 'cruelty' , I find repulsive.
The casual, unthinking 'cruelty' of children is brilliantly evoked here.
The fact that credible scientists found there was not excess suffering or 'cruelty' involved was ignored.
They emphasise, instead, the degree of 'cruelty' inflicted by men on women.
he has treated her with extreme 'cruelty'
In 1948, Wyman sued for divorce, charging extreme mental 'cruelty' .
The 'cruelty' perpetrated on the family must cease immediately.
I shall not treat either of you with undue 'cruelty' , but neither do I have any intention of pardoning your deeds.
If women resisted sexual advances, they risked physical 'cruelty' and punishment.
he has treated her with extreme 'cruelty'
I hope the resulting media coverage will help to foster a greater awareness of the 'cruelty' involved.
The whole point of this storyline is that he has reduced her to a gibbering wreck through emotional and verbal 'cruelty' without any physical violence.
Why were children treated with such 'cruelty' , both physical and emotional?
Is the response to the extreme 'cruelty' of tyrants the defining moment of the human condition?
A prince may be ruthless when it is prudent, but wanton 'cruelty' is foolish.
The jury was told that he had been convicted of grievous bodily harm and child 'cruelty' against a girl in Essex in April 1998.
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