Meanings of ruthless war in English

This is a ruthless war of propaganda and clandestine organisation.

It was bitter ruthless war on the barren hinterland of Labrador, where civilisation was unknown.

The Inquisition and the Star Chamber, which were nothing but censorships, made ruthless war on impiety and immorality.

Here we were, two middle-aged men, nearing fifty years, going out to a ruthless war without our wives.

Those grievances fuelled several armed groups including the LTTE, which eliminated its rivals and then raged a ruthless war.

Submarines waged ruthless war on the seas, attacking alike traders, passenger vessels or hospital ships, belligerent or neutral, without distinction.

Pitiful wrecks of men, and victims of this ruthless war in which the non-combatants have suffered even more sometimes than the fighting men.

From that instant war should be declared, ruthless war on each and every person present who had reft him of his promised bride.

Those who fight the battles experience but a small part of the privation, suffering, and anguish that follow in the train of ruthless war.

And there was little or no relief in sight for the stricken Poles, innocent victims of a ruthless war and pitiful playthings of Fate.

A few years before the period at which the tale commences, Miantonimoh had waged a ruthless war against Uncas, the Pequod or Mohegan chief.

Supposing a complete victory were gained over those below, the rest would discover the cause of their death, and would wage ruthless war against us.

The kulak...is prepared to strangle and massacre hundreds of thousands of workers... Ruthless war must be waged on the kulaks!

"Is this ruthless war making you navy men ungallant?"