Examples of using Implacable in English and their translations into Czech
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will rekindle a mighty resolve, an implacable wrath, crushing the hated Zeon beneath the heel of Atrios.
the cowboy became the grim, taciturn, implacable killing machine known commonly as the Saint of Killers.
but then with implacable resolution.
If the terrified Romans thought they were going to escape the implacable anger of Boudicca, they were seriously out of luck.
We need the Commission to be implacable with the low-cost airlines that have spread confusion by lying to passengers
His reputation as an implacable anti-communist could work to his advantage with Hanoi.
cruel, implacable- married to a poor, weak husband.
His reputation as an implacable anti-communist Nixon also believed could work to his advantage with Hanoi.
which not so long ago was ruled by the implacable Communist dictatorship.
But isn't all this building in to the early years of Christianity an implacable hatred for Jews?
he faced implacable opposition which he too,
Against the backdrop of a football match between implacable rivals- the army club ARP
April is haunted by the implacable ticking of her biological clock
and in too many implacable dawns it will seem impossible.
And your implacable rage. Of you.
Could you have made Ailnoth less of an implacable spirit?
Millions perished, only to rise again as legions of implacable undead.
For some reason, J. Edgar Hoover held an implacable hatred for him.
There is a larger, more implacable adversary out there, the people's world and civilisation.
The son of the new political secretary finds himself at the same place in which the old secretary, his implacable enemy, dies.