implacably in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for implacably in the English»Italian Dictionary

implacably [Brit ɪmˈplakəbli, Am ɪmˈplækəbli] ADV

implacably

implacabilmente

Translations for implacably in the Italian»English Dictionary

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implacabilmente

implacably

inesorabilmente

implacably

implacably in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for implacably in the English»Italian Dictionary

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implacably

implacabilmente

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English

Which of us would cope implacably with the demands we made of this kid?

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The government thinks the environmentalists are nakedly partisan and implacably hostile.

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Quietly and implacably, he has taken on governments across the world for human-rights violations.

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Soft and warm-natured on the outside, they are implacably competitive on the inside.

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Industry groups worldwide are implacably opposed, and for now, they seem to be winning.

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But for all the reassurances about how the residents would be represented, the producer sounded implacably clear on one thing.

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Light dispels darkness because it is implacably opposed to it.

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However, unions remain implacably opposed to the proposed cuts.

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For years, the progressives were implacably opposed to any measurement of student outcomes.

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Not everyone wants secession or feels implacably hostile to the central government.

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