inexorableness

She had felt the deepest pity for him and was ready to make all manner of allowances; but his inexorableness aroused her opposition.

He sought to persuade her to the opposite victory; but at last, seeing the inexorableness of her sisterly love so decided, he promised, for a proper reward,--to spare her own feelings.

The inexorableness of Dante is nowhere more dreadful than in the eighth Canto of the Inferno.

He will defend the inexorableness of his reasoning, but the premises may change.

One of the most melancholy phenomena of Chinese life is the suddenness, the spontaneity, the inexorableness with which natural affection and all kindly relations under certain conditions seem absolutely to wither up.