implacably (Meaning)

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implacably (adv.)

In an implacable manner.

The storm raged implacably, relentlessly pounding the coastal town with its fury.
The enemy forces advanced implacably, their determination unshakeable.
The disease spread implacably throughout the population, leaving devastation in its wake.
The old man's resolve remained implacably strong, despite the hardships he faced.
The oppressive regime ruled implacably, crushing dissent with an iron fist.
The river flowed implacably, its currents swirling with unwavering persistence.
The scientist pursued knowledge implacably, driven by an unyielding curiosity.
The pain gnawed at him implacably, testing his limits with each passing moment.
The memory of that fateful day haunted him implacably, casting a dark shadow over his present.
Time marched on implacably, its passage leaving an indelible mark on the world.

In an implacable manner.

stubborn, steadfast, adamant, stiff-necked, headstrong, adamantine, inflexible, unrelenting, determined, bullheaded

submissive, acquiescent, agreeable, obedient, pliant, amenable, yielding, agreeable, tractable, pliable

The storm raged implacably, relentlessly pounding the coastal town with its fury.

The enemy forces advanced implacably, their determination unshakeable.

The disease spread implacably throughout the population, leaving devastation in its wake.

The old man's resolve remained implacably strong, despite the hardships he faced.