Examples of using Implacable in English and their translations into Swedish
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Implacable, pitiless, ready for murder,
Captured by the British on 3 November 1805, she was renamed Implacable.
The implacable Persian army. Along the way, Alexander the Great crushed.
Along the way, Alexander the Great crushed the implacable Persian army.
Merkel and the other masters of Europe were implacable.
Mr President, you do not have to be an implacable opponent of GMOs- and I am not-
The rule of unequal development in the capitalist system is implacable, especially in times of crisis,
Yuda Roshchin, a former Black Banner terrorist and an implacable foe of the marxists,
We need the Commission to be implacable with the low-cost airlines that have spread confusion by lying to passengers and to the public.
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.
Moreover, nobody waged a more implacable struggle against the system of pure conspiracy than Lenin.
Reject every negative thought with implacable rigour--this is one of the important practical deductions of the Short Path.
Looming ahead of us as something that must be launched promptly, was an implacable fight, allied with the Bolsheviks,
The leaders of those days were especially implacable in relation to all kinds of pacifist illusions- League of Nations,
Regarding an implacable foe like the Romulans.
Later, the implacable Danish Nazis will be the backbone of the volunteer corps of the SS"Danmark".
the most implacable opponent of a renegotiation of Greece's bailout terms,
He completes his implacable existential analysis by depicting love as the highest stage of conformism,
Regarding an implacable foe platitudes of peace
From faraway exile in Mexico he carried on an implacable struggle against the bureaucratic