Merciful - Law Dictionary Search Results

Clement

Mild in temper and disposition merciful compassionate

misgiving suggested by an ingenious counsel or arising from a merciful disposition or kindly feeling towards a prisoner, or from sympathy

Full of pity tender hearted compassionate kind merciful sympathetic

having or exercising the right to pardon willing to pardon merciful as the pardoning power a pardoning God

to pity and spare offenders unwilling to punish Opposite of merciless

Merciful

mercy manifesting love or bestowing mercy characterized by grace beneficent merciful disposed to show kindness or favor condescending as his most

Disposed to forgive inclined to overlook offenses mild merciful compassionate placable as a forgiving temper

Kindly merciful

one accented followed by two unaccented as L teumlgmibrevenebreve E merciful so called from the similarity of its arrangement to that