Usage of "uncompassionate"

Lacking compassion or feeling for others.

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Examples for "compassionate"

Examples for "compassionate"

Photo: 123RF State House said the pardon was based on compassionate grounds. 
 Radio NZ 

This time Gil knew better than to challenge the doc's compassionate nature. 
 Snow melts in spring 

The party leader, Ms Mary Harney, yesterday said her policy was compassionate. 
 The Irish Times 

All compassionate exemptions from managed isolation in New Zealand have been suspended. 
 News.com.au 

But Minister for Finance Brian Cowen may take a more compassionate view. 
 The Irish Times 

Usage of uncompassionate in English

One found him uncompassionate; the other insisted his conscience was highly evolved. 
 The Kingmaker 

Karl Karl'itch, on the contrary, was the personification of uncompassionate, inflexible law. 
 Russia 

I know there are other people around here who think I'm an uncompassionate bitch. 
 The devil's closet 

It is more like a silent, certainly not uncompassionate, gaze. 
 A grief observed 

This seems to me both extraordinarily uncompassionate and epidemiologically foolish. 
 Wired 

Branch was utterly shameless, utterly selfish and uncompassionate. 
 Rainbow's End 

War, tempest, pestilence, the rise of empires and their fall, they ordain, they compass, unexultant and uncompassionate. 
 The Pilgrims of the Rhine 

Frequent collocations

Uncompassionate through the time

Meanings of uncompassionate in English