Examples of using Implacable in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The search for knowledge vanishes in front of the implacable"logic of efficacy.
But the military response of the commander of Shanghai Li Bao-zhang is implacable.
Physical"laws" are implacable, they don't permit freedom.
Cold, implacable.
The police are fierce, implacable, hated and hating foes.
Murder, what about this, implacable, unmerciful.
The most implacable war, so difficult to win,
Even during alleged"peaceful" periods, the implacable socio-economic laws of capitalist-imperialist system inescapably open the path to other imperialist wars.
Not even our most implacable opponents in Britain(and we have a few)
ray guns and implacable aliens.
two ruthless adversaries of the world proletarian dictatorship, two implacable enemies of world socialism
The enemies of Christ were powerful and implacable from the beginning of His church, just as the enemies of Israel.
It was opened in the implacable enemy country times of 954 years in the Christian era.
and they remain implacable.
The seemingly implacable enemies, the Israeli State
The Portuguese authorities' inability to counter the implacable financial and trade crisis affecting the country offered no alternatives.
well suited to a sanctuary of the most implacable of ancient deities.
Alas, We should hold our peace in the face of such pressing and implacable reasoning, as in the face of a desperate fate.
among the members of the Knesset, a dismaying number of implacable fanatics who maintain that Israel has all the rights
I don't mean a kind of implacable reciprocity, but a balanced exchange of interests,