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Meanings of implacable in English
Portuguese
implacável Spanish
implacable Incapable of being placated.
Usage of implacable in English
1
There was something implacable and relentless in the tone and the words.
2
Among the reeds, the frogs chanted the implacable melancholy of the hour.
3
He had an implacable enemy, and he the highest in the land.
4
Look after it yourself or accept the consequences. Baldwin's voice was implacable.
5
He held her gaze in the grasp of his with implacable tenacity.
6
But the Democratic majority persisted in their stern policy of implacable war.
7
Juno reappears in her old rôle as the implacable enemy of Rome.
8
I ask for no reward; I will be like the English-cold, implacable.
9
They have sinned against the soul, and something implacable in evil remains.
10
Among the most implacable enemies of Thakombau was the king of Rewa.
11
The hatred which the Tories and Scots bore to Fox was implacable.
12
Hence arose against us the hatred of the Jews, cruel and implacable.
13
His gaze shifted to the nester and carried with it implacable hostility.
14
He was implacable; he would blot out his enemy, kith and kin.
15
Centuries of experience had made the Chinese familiar with such implacable catastrophes.
16
But the government was implacable in its push for the death penalty.
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United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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