implacability (Meaning)

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implacability (n.)

The quality or state of being implacable.

The implacability of the storm battered the coastal town with relentless fury.
The professor's implacability in his pursuit of knowledge inspired and intimidated his students alike.
The soldier's implacability on the battlefield earned him both admiration and fear.
The disease spread with an implacability that overwhelmed the healthcare system.
The conflict between the two nations escalated to an implacability that threatened global peace.
The villain's implacability towards his nemesis drove him to commit heinous acts.
The detective's implacability in solving the crime led him down a labyrinthine path of deceit.
The weather's implacability made outdoor activities hazardous and unpredictable.
The implacability of the financial crisis forced businesses to make drastic decisions.
The scientist's implacability in the face of repeated failures ultimately led to his breakthrough.

The quality or state of being implacable.

pitilessness, severity, strictness, inflexibility, hard-heartedness, harshness, callousness, sternness, rigidity,obduracy

flexibility, gentleness, tenderness,flexibility, kindness, gentleness, patience, softness, patience, tolerance

The implacability of the storm battered the coastal town with relentless fury.

The professor's implacability in his pursuit of knowledge inspired and intimidated his students alike.

The soldier's implacability on the battlefield earned him both admiration and fear.

The disease spread with an implacability that overwhelmed the healthcare system.