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unrelenting

[uhn-ri-len-ting] / ˌʌn rɪˈlɛn tɪŋ /


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To ward off the unrelenting approach of middle age, last year I took up weight lifting and hired a personal trainer.

From The Wall Street Journal

The committee's chair, Labour MP Tan Dhesi, said: "Putin's brutal invasion of Ukraine, unrelenting disinformation campaigns, and repeated incursions into European airspace mean that we cannot afford to bury our heads in the sand."

From BBC

This year has seen unrelenting bad news for L.A. nightlife — the impacts of the wildfires, the continued Hollywood strike fallout, the cost-of-living crisis and ICE raids and protests that temporarily squelched downtown’s after-dark industry.

From Los Angeles Times

Current and former officials describe him as an unrelenting figure who expects subordinates to follow orders without question.

From The Wall Street Journal

His reservations have been borne out by the council’s unrelenting anti-Israel exertions.

From The Wall Street Journal