Meaning & use
Implacably
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In a manner that cannot be calmed, satisfied, or appeased.
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He pursued his rival implacably, refusing every offer of reconciliation.
The general fought implacably against retreat, no matter the odds.
A note on using this word
Derived from 'implacable', combining 'in-' (not) with Latin 'placare', to appease or calm.
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