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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a ruthless" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that is harsh, cruel, or without compassion in various contexts, such as business, competition, or personal behavior.
Example: "The CEO was known for being a ruthless negotiator, willing to do whatever it took to secure the best deal."
Alternatives: "a merciless" or "an unyielding".
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A ruthless man.
They made a ruthless decision.
She has a ruthless streak?
Baseball is a ruthless game.
And a ruthless one.
A ruthless intrusion?
His critics point to a ruthless ambition.
But Dell is a ruthless competitor.
One runs a ruthless mob.
This, Dawson says, indicates a ruthless employer.
Hollywood can be a ruthless trading pit.
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