Unrelenting

/ˌʌn.rɪˈlɛntɪŋ/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Not yielding in strength, severity, or determination.

The unrelenting storm caused widespread damage throughout the region.

Maintained without weakening or letting up; constant.

Her unrelenting dedication to her research eventually paid off with a groundbreaking discovery.

Unyielding in severity; relentless.

The team faced unrelenting pressure to meet the tight deadlines set by their superiors.

Early 15th century from un- (not) + relieving (from Latin 'relevere').

unrelenting force:

A powerful and constant force that does not relent.

unrelenting pursuit:

A continuous and determined effort to achieve something.

Intense or harsh persistence in a situation.

That coach has an unrelenting style; he never lets us take it easy during practice.

Unforgiving attitude or approach.

Dealing with him is tough; he's got this unrelenting vibe that makes it hard to negotiate.