Translations for „implacably“ in the English » Russian Dictionary

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implacably

безжа́лостно

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

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

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A state is presumed to be implacably hostile, and contra-indicators of this are ignored.

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Implacably grounded, she is honest enough to admit that she was "laughed at years ago for various things, you know... bonkers things".

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But then he opens the text to reveal an implacably hostile response.

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These digitally diseased self-portraits are haunting because they evoke a technology gone horribly awry, implacably churning out an army of silent mutants.

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There are, and always will be, those implacably opposed to medical and scientific research on animals.

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But, unfortunately, her implacably shrill tone ultimately undermines her otherwise compelling argument.

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The referendum result was unambiguous -- while 90 people were in favour of allowing gold exploration to go ahead, 180 were implacably opposed.

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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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