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relentless

[ri-lent-lis] / rɪˈlɛnt lɪs /




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While many Ukrainians are now sadly accustomed to the drone and missile strikes, they are increasingly frayed by the relentless attacks that cut off electricity and heating in the middle of a particularly biting winter.

From BBC

By the time “Parks and Recreation” finished its run in 2015, the show had been criticized for its relentless sunniness.

From Salon

But I’m flustered by how relentless her focus is.

From Los Angeles Times

China’s selling has been relentless, but its effect on the market is marginal because other countries have made up for the loss of demand.

From Barron's

This month our teams have filmed inside Leicester Royal Infirmary where staff describe "relentless pressure" and the daily challenge of "maintaining a patient's dignity whilst on a corridor".

From BBC