Definition Synonyms
Definition of implacable - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
unstoppableimpossible to prevent or stop
- The implacable storm raged for hours.
2.
emotionunable to be appeased or pacified
- Her implacable anger lasted for days despite apologies..
3.
hostilehaving strong unchangeable feelings of hostility
- He faced an implacable enemy.
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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- French:implacable, impitoyable, ...
- German:unerbittlich, unversöhnlich, ...
- Italian:implacabile, inesorabile, ...
- Spanish:implacable, inexorable, ...
- Portuguese:implacável, inexorável, ...
- Chinese:无法阻挡, 无法平息的, ...
- Japanese:止められない, 執念深い, ...
- Arabic:عَصِيّ, لا يهدأ, ...
- Hebrew:בִּלְתִּי נִתָּן לְעֲצִירָה, עִקֵּשׁ, ...
- Russian:неумолимый, непримиримый, ...
- Ukrainian:незупинний, невблаганний, ...
- Hindi:अविराम, अनमनीय, ...
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