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relentless in anger, pursuit, or resistance
- The implacable enemy refused all offers of peace.
- Her implacable grief lasted for years after the loss.
- He faced the implacable wrath of the public after the scandal.
- The storm was implacable, battering the coast for hours.
- The prosecutor was implacable in seeking justice.
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