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Meanings of unrelenting in English
Not to be placated or appeased or moved by entreaty.
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Examples for "stern"
Examples for "stern"
1
A stern-looking Medvedev replied: Identify those involved in committing this heinous crime.
2
Instead he had chosen exhausting labor and stern self-denial in the wilds.
3
I sat in the stern of the barge to tend the drag-rope.
4
McGee himself sat in the stern of the boat, paddle in hand.
5
He missed the house, and landed in the stern of the scow.
1
It is possible the situation is less grim than it currently appears.
2
The Baghdad I left behind five years ago was a grim place.
3
Scotland's chief medical officer had another grim message for the public today.
4
They bring the grim reality of male violence into our living rooms.
5
This was the actual, and often quite grim, reality of the frontier.
1
The American quest for peace today takes the shape of relentless war.
2
Perhaps only someone with his relentless focus could have come this far.
3
Thank you for your relentless efforts to bring Laura and Euna home.
4
But the relentless competition from Asia continues to challenge Paris's traditional hotels.
5
But so far the sector has continued on a relentless upward path.
1
The Englishman, in particular, wished to remain; but our host was inexorable.
2
You are refined in your wickedness; you are inexorable in your hate.
3
And it is also part of the inexorable process of language change.
4
We cannot escape the evils of life; they are inevitable and inexorable.
5
Truth's slow but it's inexorable and it does have a great power.
1
Pagel said the rule as it was originally written was too unforgiving.
2
Dangers were plentiful and often unforgiving, but he understood and accepted them.
3
I may be unforgiving, but I can't work a grudge that long.
4
The stress when you don't forgive An unforgiving spirit stresses the body.
5
Joe Hart has just discovered what an unforgiving business elite football is.
1
The aspirations and desires of the human heart are infinite and unappeasable.
2
Tedge felt the glow of an unappeasable anger mount to his temples.
3
Bessie fumed, and for a couple of hours the quarrel was unappeasable.
4
What, then, shall fill the crying and unappeasable void of our souls?
5
He could not comprehend the deep and unappeasable passions that rent the Nation.
Usage of unrelenting in English
1
DON'T PANIC:Stocks have been pounded of late, with Tuesday's selling particularly unrelenting.
2
These changes have occurred because of unrelenting research in the medical sciences.
3
Quite a bit of the criticism is sexist and unfair and unrelenting.
4
The fierce and lawless shall assume the figure of the unrelenting wolf.
5
It seems that we're in for 43 minutes of unrelenting rock action.
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Neil said nothing but tried to meet Randolph's unrelenting gaze without flinching.
7
Over time, this unrelenting struggle focused on invasions from the neighbouring island.
8
The mere suspicion of treason sealed his doom with the unrelenting soldier.11
9
She was in the grip of dull, unrelenting pain, physically and emotionally.
10
It seemed abundantly clear under the unrelenting rays of the noontime sun.
11
When his religious scruples were finally offended, he was grave and unrelenting.
12
And again I saw the Scotch in him-strict, upstanding, intractable, and unrelenting.
13
For local government, the fund offers some relief from unrelenting spending cuts.
14
Most likely though, the game loved Sam because of his unrelenting toughness.
15
It is an unrelenting, very thorough and dangerous watchdog of the administration.
16
When the emperor wanted something, he made a slow and unrelenting advance.
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Unrelenting across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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