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Despite his apologies, she remained implacable and refused to forgive him.implacable = unyielding
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The storm raged with implacable force, showing no signs of stopping.
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The word torn apart, splayed open: the implacable topography of sex.† (source)
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Reeve ("Call me Lucius") a well-dressed figure of uncertain age and occupation, was implacable.† (source)
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If they were real, he thought, they were as cruel and implacable as winter.† (source)
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The return, implacable in its illogic: The goddess never dies.† (source)
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Darkness implacable.† (source)implacable = unyielding
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"And you're a Re'lar," he said implacably.† (source)
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The sea wind drove snowflakes steadily inland, hurling them against the fragrant trees, and the snow began to settle on the highest branches with a gentle implacability.† (source)
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He is many things dangerous and devious, cunning and deadly, a good friend and an implacable enemy but he comes from an age when a man's word was indeed precious.† (source)
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It's always lovely to hear your voice," Roarke said implacably.† (source)
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Clary heard the implacability in her mother's tone and realized she was serious.† (source)
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The mummy's left wing was shattered, and it would never fly again, but its bearded face was implacable.† (source)
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"If Meade is there," Longstreet said implacably, "it is because he wants you to attack him."† (source)
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A couple of years ago I was seated in an auditorium in Detroit where Reverend Cleage was explaining to a conference of priests that what they called "black separatists" were in reality men who recognized the implacability of a white-imposed separation.† (source)
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I heard my own voice, as implacable as Meina Gladstone's.† (source)
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