implacably

[im-plak-uhb-lee, -playk-]

adverb

1. in an implacable way.

Example Sentences

They – and Netanyahu – have been implacably opposed to any role for the Palestinian Authority in Gaza, and any pathway to a Palestinian State.

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Israel remains implacably opposed and has threatened to retaliate through formal annexation of parts or all of the West Bank.

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Some, like a sashaying cover of Jeanette’s “Porque Te Vas,” are impeccably stylish, others like “The Crying Game” are implacably melancholy.

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They implacably work against the interests of the working class and younger people.

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So, the electorate in this polarised country was split - the two sides implacably opposed but just 4% apart.

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