pitiless

We thus remember Portnoy, impaling with pitiless thrusts invasive mothers, plugged-up fathers, dizzying shikses in heat.

Whenever she was unhappy she felt herself at bay against a pitiless world, and a kind of animal secretiveness possessed her.

She heard the sound of the snow crunching under a heavy step, and knew that the pitiless spy was on her track.

Now an artist who feels restraint is pitiless; he stays away, or laughs it to scorn.

Princes, magistrates, and judges become inhuman and pitiless as soon as there is a question of the interests of religion.

He gave up praying to the pitiless, who could look down and laugh at his death-agony, and he cried upon the absent only.