implacably

In unyielding fashion

Implacably means in a way that cannot be appeased, softened, or changed.

Someone who opposes you implacably will not be swayed by argument, compromise, or time: She remained implacably opposed to the merger.

The word suggests a fixed, relentless quality—implacable enemies cannot be reconciled, implacable forces cannot be stopped.

steadfast

unwavering

Steady and unchanging

unswerving · unrelenting · persistent · tenacious · dogged · tireless · inexorable · relentless · unflagging · persevering

rigid

inflexible

Unable to bend

stubborn · intransigent · obdurate · immovable · fixed · hardline · unadaptable · unaccommodating · ironclad · unalterable

hostile

antagonistic

Actively opposed or hostile

malevolent · vindictive · rancorous · unforgiving · merciless · pitiless · ruthless · cold · bitter · vengeful

Opposites
willingness to relent or be appeased

implacablyplacably

In appeasing manner

amenably · compliantly · acquiescently · accommodatingly · yieldingly

flexibility of position

implacablyflexibly

In an adaptable manner

adaptably · pliably · yieldingly · compliantly · docilely

emotional disposition toward forgiveness

implacablyforgivingly

With mercy shown

mercifully · compassionately · charitably · leniently · clemently

Family

implacable, implacability

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