Pitiful - Law Dictionary Search Results
Pitiable
Deserving pity wworthy of or exciting compassion miserable lamentable piteous as pitiable persons a pitiable condition pitiable wretchedness
Commiserator
One who pities
Bowelless
Without pity
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Snively
Running at the nose sniveling pitiful whining
paltry
Mean vile worthless despicable contemptible pitiful trifling as a paltry excuse paltry gold
Exorable
Capable of being moved by entreaty pitiful tender
Cozen
To cheat to defraud to beguile to deceive usually by small arts or in a pitiful way
inhumane
not humane lacking and reflecting lack of pity kindness or compassion as humans are innately inhumane this explains much of the misery and suffering in the world biological weapons are considered too inhumane to be used
Bloodwit, or Bloudveit
Bloodwit, or Bloudveit [fr. blod, Sax., blood, and wyte, Old Eng., pity], an amercement for bloodshed; a customary fine, paid as a composition and atonement for shedding or drawing of blood, Paroch. Antiq.
Soft hearted
Having softness or tenderness of heart susceptible of pity or other kindly affection gentle meek
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