relentlessly

American  

[ri-lent-lis-lee] / rɪˈlɛnt lɪs li /

adverb

1. without letting up, pausing, or giving up; persistently.

   To win, you need to keep coming at the other team relentlessly, without allowing them time to adjust or alter strategy.

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Etymology

Origin of relentlessly

relentless ( def. ) + -ly

Example Sentences

At the same time, it’s also not uncommon for businesses owned by private-equity firms to close on a whim, where relentlessly profit-driven decisions might be made simply to pursue more lucrative projects.

From Los Angeles Times

It is also a cautionary tale about writers’ aspirations—albeit one that is both gripping and relentlessly entertaining.

From The Wall Street Journal

In its defense, today the lyrics may accurately reflect how many of us feel defeated or at least exhausted by a relentlessly challenging year.

From Salon

As stock prices and capital spending plans rose relentlessly, the nature of many Big Tech stocks changed, and I grew increasingly concerned that a bubble was indeed inflating.

From The Wall Street Journal

People must refuse to accept stagnation or decline and relentlessly move forward.

From The Wall Street Journal

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