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Meanings of unrelenting in English

Not to be placated or appeased or moved by entreaty.

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Never-ceasing.

Related terms

Harsh.

Usage of unrelenting in English
1
DON'T PANIC:Stocks have been pounded of late, with Tuesday's selling particularly unrelenting.
The Irish Times
2
These changes have occurred because of unrelenting research in the medical sciences.
Jamaica Observer
3
Quite a bit of the criticism is sexist and unfair and unrelenting.
Reuters
4
The fierce and lawless shall assume the figure of the unrelenting wolf.
Imogen: A Pastoral Romance
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It seems that we're in for 43 minutes of unrelenting rock action.
The Irish Times
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Neil said nothing but tried to meet Randolph's unrelenting gaze without flinching.
Death Trance
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Over time, this unrelenting struggle focused on invasions from the neighbouring island.
The Irish Times
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The mere suspicion of treason sealed his doom with the unrelenting soldier.11
History of the Conquest of Peru
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She was in the grip of dull, unrelenting pain, physically and emotionally.
Rebels of the Red Planet
10
It seemed abundantly clear under the unrelenting rays of the noontime sun.
The captive
11
When his religious scruples were finally offended, he was grave and unrelenting.
Unleavened Bread
12
And again I saw the Scotch in him-strict, upstanding, intractable, and unrelenting.
Woodrow Wilson as I Know Him
13
For local government, the fund offers some relief from unrelenting spending cuts.
The Guardian
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Most likely though, the game loved Sam because of his unrelenting toughness.
The Guardian
15
It is an unrelenting, very thorough and dangerous watchdog of the administration.
After the Rain : how the West lost the East
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When the emperor wanted something, he made a slow and unrelenting advance.
Song of the Nile
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