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implacable

/ɪmˈplæk.ə.bəl/

Traduction: Qualifie une personne ou une chose qu'on ne peut apaiser, adoucir ou fléchir ; qui est impitoyable et inflexible.

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adjective

/ɪmˈplæk.ə.bəl/C2formal
  • frQualifie une personne ou une chose qu'on ne peut apaiser, adoucir ou fléchir ; qui est impitoyable et inflexible.

Describes a person or thing that cannot be appeased, pacified, or changed; relentless and unforgiving.

  1. Unstoppable or relentlessC1formal

    Unable to be stopped, calmed, or satisfied; persistent and unyielding.

    frImplacable (sens : que rien ne peut arrêter)

    • The detective faced an implacable enemy who would not rest.
    • Her implacable determination drove her to succeed against all odds.
    • The storm was implacable, refusing to let up for days.

    Synonymesadamantinexorableinflexiblepersistentrelentlessunrelentingunstoppableunyielding

    Antonymesgentlemildtractableyielding

  2. Unforgiving or unappeasableC1formal

    Refusing to be appeased or pacified; showing no mercy or forgiveness.

    frImplacable (sens : qui ne se laisse pas apaiser)

    • He was an implacable critic of the government's policies.
    • The victim's family remained implacable in their demand for justice.
    • Her implacable anger made reconciliation impossible.

    Synonymesgrimhardheartedinexorablemercilesspitilessrelentlessremorselessunappeasableunforgivingunrelenting

    Antonymesappeasablecompassionateforgivingkindlenientmercifulplacable

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  • more implacable comparative form
  • most implacable superlative form
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