Definition of relentful in English:

relentful

adjective rɪˈlɛntf(ʊ)l

rare

Sorrowful, softened, yielding, relenting. In later use humorous.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in George Chapman (?1560–1634), poet and playwright. Partly from relent + -ful, and partly from relent + -ful. In later use humorously after relentless.

Definition of relentful in US English:

relentful

adjectiverɪˈlɛntf(ʊ)l

rare

Sorrowful, softened, yielding, relenting. In later use humorous.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in George Chapman (?1560–1634), poet and playwright. Partly from relent + -ful, and partly from relent + -ful. In later use humorously after relentless.

词汇	relentful
释义	Definition of relentful in English: relentful adjective rɪˈlɛntf(ʊ)l rare Sorrowful, softened, yielding, relenting. In later use humorous. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in George Chapman (?1560–1634), poet and playwright. Partly from relent + -ful, and partly from relent + -ful. In later use humorously after relentless. Definition of relentful in US English: relentful adjectiverɪˈlɛntf(ʊ)l rare Sorrowful, softened, yielding, relenting. In later use humorous. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in George Chapman (?1560–1634), poet and playwright. Partly from relent + -ful, and partly from relent + -ful. In later use humorously after relentless.
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