mercy's
Belonging to clemency
Mercy's is the possessive form of mercy, indicating something belonging to or associated with mercy.
It appears in phrases like at mercy's door or mercy's sake, and in the common oath for mercy's sake, expressing exasperation or pleading.
The construction at the mercy of uses the unpossessive form.
Of the deity
- graceEffortless beauty of motion
- Lord'sBelonging to deity
- forgivenessReleasing resentment toward offenders
- salvationDeliverance from harm
compassion · redemption · blessing · providence · heavenly · prayer · supplication · absolution
Belonging to a tribunal
- clemencyMerciful treatment of offenders
- pardonOfficial release from punishment
- leniencyMildness in punishment
- reprievePostponement of punishment
commutation · sentence · plea · judgment · acquittal · mitigation · appeal · verdict
Easing of distress
- aidSupport given freely
- charity'sPossessive of benevolent giving
- mission'sPertaining to a purpose
- shelter'sBelonging to protective cover
compassion · outreach · kindness · benevolence · generosity · philanthropy · assistance · succor
God's
Of the deity
- graceEffortless beauty of motion
- Lord'sBelonging to deity
- forgivenessReleasing resentment toward offenders
salvation · compassion · redemption · blessing · providence · heavenly · prayer · supplication · absolution · intercession
court's
Belonging to a tribunal
- clemencyMerciful treatment of offenders
- pardonOfficial release from punishment
- leniencyMildness in punishment
reprieve · commutation · sentence · plea · judgment · acquittal · mitigation · appeal · verdict · amnesty
relief
Easing of distress
shelter's · compassion · outreach · kindness · benevolence · generosity · philanthropy · assistance · succor · comfort
at
Preposition of location
caprice · dependent · helpless · powerless · exposed · susceptible · victim · prey · disposal · control
- no mercyComplete absence of clemency
- at the mercy ofDefenseless before another's power
- have mercyShow compassion, forgive
- beg for mercyPlead for compassionate treatment
- lord have mercyExclamation seeking divine compassion
- mercy killingPainless death for suffering