implacable
ɪmˈplɑːkəbəl
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Definition of implacable - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
unstoppableimpossible to prevent or stop
  • The implacable storm raged for hours.
inexorable relentless
2.
emotionunable to be appeased or pacified
  • Her implacable anger lasted for days despite apologies..
inflexible relentless unyielding
3.
hostilehaving strong unchangeable feelings of hostility
  • He faced an implacable enemy.
inexorable relentless unyielding
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Origin of implacable

Latin, in (not) + placabilis (placable)

Examples of implacable in a sentence

  • The implacable march of time affects us all.
  • His implacable stance on the issue caused tension.
  • The implacable enemy showed no signs of retreat.
  • Her implacable stance on the issue caused tension.
  • The implacable hostility between the groups was evident.

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  1. French:implacable, impitoyable, ...
  2. German:unerbittlich, unversöhnlich, ...
  3. Italian:implacabile, inesorabile, ...
  4. Spanish:implacable, inexorable, ...
  5. Portuguese:implacável, inexorável, ...
  6. Chinese:无法阻挡, 无法平息的, ...
  7. Japanese:止められない, 執念深い, ...
  8. Arabic:عَصِيّ, لا يهدأ, ...
  9. Hebrew:בִּלְתִּי נִתָּן לְעֲצִירָה, עִקֵּשׁ, ...
  10. Russian:неумолимый, непримиримый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:незупинний, невблаганний, ...
  12. Hindi:अविराम, अनमनीय, ...
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