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Meanings of unstoppable force in English

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Usage of unstoppable force in English
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This time last year Nick Cushing's Manchester City looked an unstoppable force.
The Guardian
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It felt like a great movement, both symbolically and literally, an unstoppable force.
News.com.au
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Not a good girl at all, but an intractable, unstoppable force.
The Guardian
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Magog looked like he was used to being an unstoppable force.
Small favor
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Back then though, it was just how Little Richard was: an unstoppable force.
The Guardian
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Because the question of Cody's overriding feeling was met with an unstoppable force of detachment.
The Irish Times
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The Russian has proved to be an unstoppable force since stepping foot inside the Octagon.
News.com.au
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The drivers behind this are not governments, but people, and it is an unstoppable force.
A journey: my political life
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We will do the same thing in healthcare because it's an unstoppable force, he said.
The Guardian
10
He felt helpless, yet part of an unstoppable force.
Stonewielder
11
There is a Romantic notion of the creative writer as a driven, irrational unstoppable force.
The Irish Times
12
Limerick spent decades in the wilderness, only to emerge from nowhere as an unstoppable force.
The Irish Times
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A confident, focused mindset is an unstoppable force.
News.com.au
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At their best, they sweep forward from deep, in waves and at all angles, an unstoppable force.
The Guardian
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But he is an unstoppable force now.
The Irish Times
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Dal's restlessness welled to an unstoppable force.
Climbing Magazine
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Unstoppable force through the time
Unstoppable force across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Less common