Examples of using Implacable in English and their translations into Italian
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battle prowess has made them the Forsakens' most implacable enemies.
becoming a helper human race and implacable enemies- depending on the plot canvas.
Whatever they may be. I have seen how implacable he is in achieving his ends.
Persecuted by an implacable atheistic power,
The Federal Bureau of Investigation continues to be the implacable foe of all enemies of the United States.
The implacable law of the markets applied to housing throws on to the streets millions of people- young people in particular- who are unable to find a stable job.
It must seem to you that our enmity is implacable, but it need not be so.
Tipu remained an implacable enemy of the British East India Company,
The seductive call of demonic corruption, the implacable thunder of angelic wrath,
It has exploded the last illusions of détente to reveal the implacable hostility of U.S. imperialism to the Soviet degenerated workers state.
Yet this hopeful spirit may be undermined by an implacable anxiety if the results of his work are too small compared with his outer confidence.
It's about God's silence, and the implacable and chilling doubt of the believer.
methods of rapid and gutless obliteration call for nothing but implacable vigilance.
combat," especially against Communism, and denounced"the implacable enemy of the Church
the abandonment of the agricultural and breeding practices had as a consequence the implacable development of the wood.
We read in Marx not an apologia, but an implacable indictment of the capitalist factory system.
The major pro-western Arab satellite channels are painting the situation in Syria like an implacable repression by the government against the legitimate revolt of its people.
A tango recounts- through redrawn documentary fragments- the implacable increase in violence between Israel and Palestine.
And yet that difference, so difficult to perceive, contains the implacable contrast between the two terms.
The audacious architecture rests on a simple thematic cell of eight notes that Bach tosses around in continuous, implacable, total variations.