Implacables (en. Relentless)

/imp.laˈka.βles/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

adjective

Incapable of being calmed or appeased.

Her criticisms were unyielding and relentless.

Sus críticas eran implacables y no daban tregua.

Showing a severe and inflexible attitude.

Justice must be unyielding in the face of crimes.

La justicia debe ser implacable ante los crímenes.

Refers to something that cannot be mitigated.

The relentless passage of time affects us all.

El implacable paso del tiempo nos afecta a todos.

From Latin 'implacabilis', composed of 'in-' (negation) and 'placare' (to calm).

unyielding in their judgment

Refers to someone who does not easily change their opinion.

implacables en su juicio

unyielding justice

Justice that remains firm and clear without concessions.

justicia implacable

unyieldingness

Quality of being unyielding.

implacabilidad

inexorable

That cannot be avoided or evaded.

inexorable

severity

Rigor or harshness in attitude.

severidad

Not yielding to pressure or circumstances.

They have always been relentless in their goals, no one can divert them.

Siempre ha sido implacable en sus metas, nadie puede desviarlo.

Badness that repeats non-stop.

That relentless sound of the siren keeps me awake.

Ese implacable sonido de la sirena no me deja dormir.