no quarter given
The phrase "no quarter given" refers to a situation or conflict where no mercy, leniency, or concessions are granted or offered to opponents or enemies. It implies a relentless and uncompromising attitude or approach, often seen in competitions, conflicts, or confrontations where both sides are determined to defeat or harm each other without any consideration for surrender or compromise.
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