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Implacable

Definition

(formal) Unwilling to forgive or show mercy; unrelenting and unforgiving in one's attitude or actions. Often used to describe someone or something that is unyielding and merciless.

Example Sentences

1The implacable opposition of the local community to the proposed development made it impossible to proceed.
2Is it morally justifiable to be implacable in one's pursuit of justice, or does this attitude risk perpetuating a cycle of revenge?
3The novel's portrayal of an implacable and unforgiving deity has been interpreted as a commentary on the harsh realities of life.
4Avoid being implacable in your criticism; instead, focus on constructive feedback that encourages improvement.
5There is a fine line between being resolute and being implacable; the former is a strength, while the latter can be a weakness.

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