ruthful (adj.) Old form(s): ruthfull
piteous, lamentable, woeful
3H6 II.v.95[King to himself, of the killings he has seen] O that my death would stay these ruthful deeds!
TC V.iii.48[Troilus to Hector, of their swords] Spur them to ruthful work
Tit V.i.66[Aaron to Lucius, of his confession] I must talk of ... villainies, / Ruthful to hear
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