English to Latin Meaning of unrelenting - pectore fatur:

Unrelenting :

pectore fatur:

adjective

pectore fatur:, sine misericordia, malevolos,, aequus, scilicet Christianis alienum, sine pace

Unrelenting :: adfligensUnrelentingly :: unrelentingly

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Definitions of unrelenting in English

Adjective(1) not to be placated or appeased or moved by entreaty(2) punishingly harsh(3) never-ceasing

Examples of unrelenting in English

(1) In the packed public gallery, Mrs Humes's family, who had glared with unrelenting hatred at him during the hearing, were in tears.(2) Vincent Hunter's film is as unrelenting and tough as the true meaning of loneliness.(3) Faced with a cruel and unrelenting system of numbers that mocked him, he invented a new one!(4) That's just over a year since the dedicated York warrior turned professional in the unrelenting and unforgiving arena of Thai boxing.(5) First off, Frazier forced Ali to fight by applying fast and hard unrelenting pressure.(6) Pigs are innocent victims of a cruel, unrelenting slaughterhouse industry.(7) His letter to Leghari was unrelenting in its condemnation.(8) She made you the unrelenting , hard and cold businessman that they called iceman, today.(9) For a place dependent on tourist spending, the unrelenting determination to turn paying customers away is simply beyond rationality.(10) That and the unrelenting heat and undulations made for a tough cycle leg, which he completed at his pre-race estimated time.(11) From beginning to end, it is just unrelenting , one of the hardest courses in America.(12) At sea, the punishing U-boat campaign continued, and the war in the Atlantic was cruel and unrelenting .(13) The reaction by its political opponents to this stand was one of savage and unrelenting hostility.(14) The world of business is a harsh and unrelenting one: a constant struggle for survival and profit in which the weak or the inflexible go to the wall.(15) So it's kind of cool for me to think of myself as someone who's unrelenting and controlling of situations.(16) You're looking at a man with an unflagging passion for racing and an unrelenting will to win.

Synonyms

Adjective

1. continual ::

juge

2. implacable ::

sine pace

3. brutal ::

feris

4. persistent ::

commorantibus infestior

5. stern ::

arduum

Antonyms

1. agreeable ::

gratus

2. amenable ::

plebis poterunt;

3. compliant ::

aequus

4. flexible ::

flexibile

5. pliable ::

in utramque partem flexibilis

6. pliant ::

seu lento fuerint

Different Forms

unrelenting, unrelentingly

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