Adjective:

எளிதில் அமைதிப் படுத்த முடியாத,

implacably's Usage Examples:

I am not someone who implacably opposes all immigration.

Galerius, who succeeded Diocletian in the government of the ~ast, implacably pursued his policy, and this great persecution lid not end until the persecutor, perishing, it is said, of the dire isalady of Herod and Philip II.

The court's capacity to resolve the challenge of what has been called the implacably hostile parent is evident.

The former were not implacably cruel or vindictive.

fanciful to see in the portrait of the Rector that strong face implacably set against Joseph?Galerius, who succeeded Diocletian in the government of the ~ast, implacably pursued his policy, and this great persecution lid not end until the persecutor, perishing, it is said, of the dire isalady of Herod and Philip II.