Implacably

usgb/ɪmˈplækəbli/
adverb

In a way that shows strong resistance or refusal to change.

He opposed the new policies implacably
Visual representation of "implacably" - In a way that shows strong resistance or refusal to change

Often appears as...

  • oppose implacably
  • fight implacably

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Disapproving

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Refusal to Yield

Shows an intense determination to not change one's position or opinion on something.

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Despite the protests, the committee remained implacably opposed to altering the schedule.
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Strong Opposition

Used to emphasize the depth and persistence of someone's disagreement or resistance.

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She faced her competitors implacably, unwilling to back down.
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Emotional Intensity

Carries a connotation of deep-seated emotions fueling someone's unyielding stance.

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He was implacably angry about the unfair decision.
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