Definition of mercifully in English:

mercifully

adverb ˈməːsɪfʊliˈməːsɪf(ə)liˈmərsəf(ə)li

1In a merciful manner.
God had acted mercifully
Example sentencesExamples
- How did it all end, when it eventually and mercifully did?
- Although foot and mouth has mercifully spared Helmsley's farmers so far, they are worried about the potential for infection, he said.
- In both cases we have been mercifully spared the full fury.
- So death then came suddenly and swiftly and mercifully.
- Thankfully, the market forces are mercifully in our favor as there are plans to start a professional cricket league in America.
- How will we wage war mercifully, when he may deliberately move his military forces right next to civilians?
- The wreath tradition stuck around until he mercifully ended it.
- We hung on this way for about 5 years or so and then, mercifully, Cappi's was sold.
- Another factor to why euthanasia is such a difficult subject is that it is a complicated task to decide whether someone is of sound mind, or is justifiable to kill mercifully.
- The very word sickens me, and the thought of my own sisters acting mercifully is almost too much to bear!
- ‘What a strange way to die,’ he thinks, sure that it's all over, but mercifully they are all spared.
- When the referee mercifully signalled a conclusion, the short burst of booing from the supporters became the most eloquent action of a pitiful fixture.
- In the case of the dead, we commend them to the mercy of God (as the Pope did) and ask that he judge them mercifully.
- The squally showers that drenched the area before kick off had mercifully ceased by the time Chris took an early long-range penalty.
- He is more dead than alive, and a diabolic revenge on him might have been to just let him suffer on, rather than mercifully put him out of his misery.
- Israel has a moral responsibility to act justly and mercifully when dealing with her own citizens and others.
- At this point, Zack's Aunt mercifully intervened and took him inside to feed him some pasta and fudgsicles.
2sentence adverb To one's great relief; fortunately.
mercifully, the event passed off without incident
Example sentencesExamples
- Martin turned the ball over twice and committed two fouls during his mercifully brief stint.
- In a mercifully brief office scene, it becomes clear that Linda is the equivalent of Dracula's Jonathan Harker.
- It was mercifully brief; the preacher lost his balance and fell into the crowd.
- Apart from a savage, but mercifully brief, bout of hitting by Adam Gilchrist in the early overs, the innings had belonged very much to England.
- They are mercifully brief and my replies are even briefer.
- That is the view of two leading experts on the topic who, yesterday, published a mercifully brief and clear summation of the situation.
- The event itself was well organised and mercifully free of the marketing hype that often comes with the introduction of new technology.
- Allie made her way onto the beach, still clumsy legs getting relief in the mercifully soft sand.
- The work is, mercifully, brief, for the ensuing cacophony could deafen even the toughest eardrum.
- Thankfully, Patton's scene amounts to little more than a mercifully brief cameo.
- He lasted for seven more years, and concerning these, the authors are mercifully brief.
- Well at least their introductory sequence and FBI warning is mercifully brief.
- The sudden and, as it turns out, mercifully brief closure of Fibbers threw into sharp relief the lack of venues for live music in York.
- Then there is Currency Lad, who was posting reviews before his mercifully brief retirement.
- The sources of these recessions varied, but all were mercifully brief, thanks in some measure to government policy.
- The first, next Thursday, will involve Gareth and I running off together to be wed in a mercifully brief ceremony.
- It would be mercifully brief, but it probably wouldn't do the sheer awfulness of this film justice.
- Lots of us there lost loved ones, but only for terrifying and mercifully brief moments.
- During her mercifully brief stay she managed to squeeze in the following complaints.
- Stylistically, this mercifully brief book reeks of dissertation padding.
Synonyms
luckily, fortunately, happily, thank goodness/God/heavens

Definition of mercifully in US English:

mercifully

adverbˈmərsəf(ə)liˈmərsəf(ə)lē

1In a merciful manner.
Example sentencesExamples
- When the referee mercifully signalled a conclusion, the short burst of booing from the supporters became the most eloquent action of a pitiful fixture.
- The very word sickens me, and the thought of my own sisters acting mercifully is almost too much to bear!
- Thankfully, the market forces are mercifully in our favor as there are plans to start a professional cricket league in America.
- At this point, Zack's Aunt mercifully intervened and took him inside to feed him some pasta and fudgsicles.
- Israel has a moral responsibility to act justly and mercifully when dealing with her own citizens and others.
- How will we wage war mercifully, when he may deliberately move his military forces right next to civilians?
- In both cases we have been mercifully spared the full fury.
- ‘What a strange way to die,’ he thinks, sure that it's all over, but mercifully they are all spared.
- In the case of the dead, we commend them to the mercy of God (as the Pope did) and ask that he judge them mercifully.
- We hung on this way for about 5 years or so and then, mercifully, Cappi's was sold.
- So death then came suddenly and swiftly and mercifully.
- The wreath tradition stuck around until he mercifully ended it.
- How did it all end, when it eventually and mercifully did?
- Although foot and mouth has mercifully spared Helmsley's farmers so far, they are worried about the potential for infection, he said.
- He is more dead than alive, and a diabolic revenge on him might have been to just let him suffer on, rather than mercifully put him out of his misery.
- The squally showers that drenched the area before kick off had mercifully ceased by the time Chris took an early long-range penalty.
- Another factor to why euthanasia is such a difficult subject is that it is a complicated task to decide whether someone is of sound mind, or is justifiable to kill mercifully.
2To one's great relief; fortunately.
sentence adverb mercifully, I was able to complete all I had to do within a few days
Example sentencesExamples
- The sources of these recessions varied, but all were mercifully brief, thanks in some measure to government policy.
- That is the view of two leading experts on the topic who, yesterday, published a mercifully brief and clear summation of the situation.
- In a mercifully brief office scene, it becomes clear that Linda is the equivalent of Dracula's Jonathan Harker.
- Apart from a savage, but mercifully brief, bout of hitting by Adam Gilchrist in the early overs, the innings had belonged very much to England.
- Then there is Currency Lad, who was posting reviews before his mercifully brief retirement.
- Martin turned the ball over twice and committed two fouls during his mercifully brief stint.
- Lots of us there lost loved ones, but only for terrifying and mercifully brief moments.
- They are mercifully brief and my replies are even briefer.
- Well at least their introductory sequence and FBI warning is mercifully brief.
- During her mercifully brief stay she managed to squeeze in the following complaints.
- It would be mercifully brief, but it probably wouldn't do the sheer awfulness of this film justice.
- He lasted for seven more years, and concerning these, the authors are mercifully brief.
- It was mercifully brief; the preacher lost his balance and fell into the crowd.
- Stylistically, this mercifully brief book reeks of dissertation padding.
- Allie made her way onto the beach, still clumsy legs getting relief in the mercifully soft sand.
- The event itself was well organised and mercifully free of the marketing hype that often comes with the introduction of new technology.
- The first, next Thursday, will involve Gareth and I running off together to be wed in a mercifully brief ceremony.
- The sudden and, as it turns out, mercifully brief closure of Fibbers threw into sharp relief the lack of venues for live music in York.
- Thankfully, Patton's scene amounts to little more than a mercifully brief cameo.
- The work is, mercifully, brief, for the ensuing cacophony could deafen even the toughest eardrum.
Synonyms
luckily, fortunately, happily, thank god, thank goodness, thank heavens

单词	mercifully
释义	Definition of mercifully in English: mercifully adverb ˈməːsɪfʊliˈməːsɪf(ə)liˈmərsəf(ə)li 1In a merciful manner. God had acted mercifully Example sentencesExamples How did it all end, when it eventually and mercifully did? Although foot and mouth has mercifully spared Helmsley's farmers so far, they are worried about the potential for infection, he said. In both cases we have been mercifully spared the full fury. So death then came suddenly and swiftly and mercifully. Thankfully, the market forces are mercifully in our favor as there are plans to start a professional cricket league in America. How will we wage war mercifully, when he may deliberately move his military forces right next to civilians? The wreath tradition stuck around until he mercifully ended it. We hung on this way for about 5 years or so and then, mercifully, Cappi's was sold. Another factor to why euthanasia is such a difficult subject is that it is a complicated task to decide whether someone is of sound mind, or is justifiable to kill mercifully. The very word sickens me, and the thought of my own sisters acting mercifully is almost too much to bear! ‘What a strange way to die,’ he thinks, sure that it's all over, but mercifully they are all spared. When the referee mercifully signalled a conclusion, the short burst of booing from the supporters became the most eloquent action of a pitiful fixture. In the case of the dead, we commend them to the mercy of God (as the Pope did) and ask that he judge them mercifully. The squally showers that drenched the area before kick off had mercifully ceased by the time Chris took an early long-range penalty. He is more dead than alive, and a diabolic revenge on him might have been to just let him suffer on, rather than mercifully put him out of his misery. Israel has a moral responsibility to act justly and mercifully when dealing with her own citizens and others. At this point, Zack's Aunt mercifully intervened and took him inside to feed him some pasta and fudgsicles. 2sentence adverb To one's great relief; fortunately. mercifully, the event passed off without incident Example sentencesExamples Martin turned the ball over twice and committed two fouls during his mercifully brief stint. In a mercifully brief office scene, it becomes clear that Linda is the equivalent of Dracula's Jonathan Harker. It was mercifully brief; the preacher lost his balance and fell into the crowd. Apart from a savage, but mercifully brief, bout of hitting by Adam Gilchrist in the early overs, the innings had belonged very much to England. They are mercifully brief and my replies are even briefer. That is the view of two leading experts on the topic who, yesterday, published a mercifully brief and clear summation of the situation. The event itself was well organised and mercifully free of the marketing hype that often comes with the introduction of new technology. Allie made her way onto the beach, still clumsy legs getting relief in the mercifully soft sand. The work is, mercifully, brief, for the ensuing cacophony could deafen even the toughest eardrum. Thankfully, Patton's scene amounts to little more than a mercifully brief cameo. He lasted for seven more years, and concerning these, the authors are mercifully brief. Well at least their introductory sequence and FBI warning is mercifully brief. The sudden and, as it turns out, mercifully brief closure of Fibbers threw into sharp relief the lack of venues for live music in York. Then there is Currency Lad, who was posting reviews before his mercifully brief retirement. The sources of these recessions varied, but all were mercifully brief, thanks in some measure to government policy. The first, next Thursday, will involve Gareth and I running off together to be wed in a mercifully brief ceremony. It would be mercifully brief, but it probably wouldn't do the sheer awfulness of this film justice. Lots of us there lost loved ones, but only for terrifying and mercifully brief moments. During her mercifully brief stay she managed to squeeze in the following complaints. Stylistically, this mercifully brief book reeks of dissertation padding. Synonyms luckily, fortunately, happily, thank goodness/God/heavens Definition of mercifully in US English: mercifully adverbˈmərsəf(ə)liˈmərsəf(ə)lē 1In a merciful manner. Example sentencesExamples When the referee mercifully signalled a conclusion, the short burst of booing from the supporters became the most eloquent action of a pitiful fixture. The very word sickens me, and the thought of my own sisters acting mercifully is almost too much to bear! Thankfully, the market forces are mercifully in our favor as there are plans to start a professional cricket league in America. At this point, Zack's Aunt mercifully intervened and took him inside to feed him some pasta and fudgsicles. Israel has a moral responsibility to act justly and mercifully when dealing with her own citizens and others. How will we wage war mercifully, when he may deliberately move his military forces right next to civilians? In both cases we have been mercifully spared the full fury. ‘What a strange way to die,’ he thinks, sure that it's all over, but mercifully they are all spared. In the case of the dead, we commend them to the mercy of God (as the Pope did) and ask that he judge them mercifully. We hung on this way for about 5 years or so and then, mercifully, Cappi's was sold. So death then came suddenly and swiftly and mercifully. The wreath tradition stuck around until he mercifully ended it. How did it all end, when it eventually and mercifully did? Although foot and mouth has mercifully spared Helmsley's farmers so far, they are worried about the potential for infection, he said. He is more dead than alive, and a diabolic revenge on him might have been to just let him suffer on, rather than mercifully put him out of his misery. The squally showers that drenched the area before kick off had mercifully ceased by the time Chris took an early long-range penalty. Another factor to why euthanasia is such a difficult subject is that it is a complicated task to decide whether someone is of sound mind, or is justifiable to kill mercifully. 2To one's great relief; fortunately. sentence adverb mercifully, I was able to complete all I had to do within a few days Example sentencesExamples The sources of these recessions varied, but all were mercifully brief, thanks in some measure to government policy. That is the view of two leading experts on the topic who, yesterday, published a mercifully brief and clear summation of the situation. In a mercifully brief office scene, it becomes clear that Linda is the equivalent of Dracula's Jonathan Harker. Apart from a savage, but mercifully brief, bout of hitting by Adam Gilchrist in the early overs, the innings had belonged very much to England. Then there is Currency Lad, who was posting reviews before his mercifully brief retirement. Martin turned the ball over twice and committed two fouls during his mercifully brief stint. Lots of us there lost loved ones, but only for terrifying and mercifully brief moments. They are mercifully brief and my replies are even briefer. Well at least their introductory sequence and FBI warning is mercifully brief. During her mercifully brief stay she managed to squeeze in the following complaints. It would be mercifully brief, but it probably wouldn't do the sheer awfulness of this film justice. He lasted for seven more years, and concerning these, the authors are mercifully brief. It was mercifully brief; the preacher lost his balance and fell into the crowd. Stylistically, this mercifully brief book reeks of dissertation padding. Allie made her way onto the beach, still clumsy legs getting relief in the mercifully soft sand. The event itself was well organised and mercifully free of the marketing hype that often comes with the introduction of new technology. The first, next Thursday, will involve Gareth and I running off together to be wed in a mercifully brief ceremony. The sudden and, as it turns out, mercifully brief closure of Fibbers threw into sharp relief the lack of venues for live music in York. Thankfully, Patton's scene amounts to little more than a mercifully brief cameo. The work is, mercifully, brief, for the ensuing cacophony could deafen even the toughest eardrum. Synonyms luckily, fortunately, happily, thank god, thank goodness, thank heavens
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