implacable (Meaning)
implacable (a)
incapable of being placated
implacable (a.)
Not placable; not to be appeased; incapable of being pacified; inexorable; as, an implacable prince.
Incapable of ebign relieved or assuaged; inextinguishable.
Synonyms & Antonyms of implacable
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Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- bullheaded
- obdurate
- wilful
- inflexible
- unrelenting
- mulish
- pertinacious
- self-willed
- inexorable
- pat
- immovable
- ossified
- opinionated
- hard
- uncompromising
- unbending
- obsessive
- intransigent
- determined
- adamantine
- perverse
- persistent
- headstrong
- dogged
- hardened
- obstinate
- unyielding
- strict
- pigheaded
- hard-nosed
- willful
- stiff-necked
- hardheaded
- relentless
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Synonyms:
- cantankerous
- contrary
- resolved
- severe
- set
- single-minded
- iron
- ungovernable
- confirmed
- deaf to reason
- wrongheaded
- refractory
- invincible
- tenacious
- unruly
- mutinous
- cussed
- disobedient
- exacting
- uncooperative
- insurgent
- wayward
- hard-line
- inconvincible
- hidebound
- contumacious
- stern
- intractable
- unflinching
- insubordinate
- rigid
- froward
- bloody-minded
- firm
- unconquerable
- recalcitrant
- unmanageable
- hell-bent
- hard-shell
- self-opinionated
- stouthearted
- inveterate
- unregenerate
- narrow-minded
- hard-shelled
- anal-retentive
- demanding
- defiant
- indomitable
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implacable Sentence Examples
- The implacable wrath of the tyrant burned within him, consuming all who stood in his path.
- The snowstorm raged on with implacable fury, its icy claws tearing at the landscape.
- The detective's implacable determination led her to uncover the long-hidden secrets of the crime.
- The warrior's implacable resolve shielded him from fear in the face of insurmountable odds.
- The disease spread with implacable speed, leaving a trail of devastation in its wake.
- The pain he endured was an implacable torment, a relentless assault on his body and mind.
- The flames danced with an implacable hunger, devouring everything in their path.
- The ocean's waves crashed with implacable force against the shore, a constant reminder of nature's indomitable power.
- The enemy's implacable advance threatened to overwhelm our defenses, putting our very existence in peril.
- The passage of time had left an implacable mark on her face, etching the lines of sorrow and wisdom.
FAQs About the word implacable
incapable of being placatedNot placable; not to be appeased; incapable of being pacified; inexorable; as, an implacable prince., Incapable of ebign relieved or
adamant,stubborn, steadfast, bullheaded, obdurate, wilful, inflexible, unrelenting, mulish, pertinacious
submissive, submissive, tractable, acquiescent, willing, obedient, amenable, complying, docile, docile
The implacable wrath of the tyrant burned within him, consuming all who stood in his path.
The snowstorm raged on with implacable fury, its icy claws tearing at the landscape.
The detective's implacable determination led her to uncover the long-hidden secrets of the crime.
The warrior's implacable resolve shielded him from fear in the face of insurmountable odds.
