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Implacable

Definition:

Implacable is an adjective that describes something or someone unable to be appeased, calmed, or pacified.

Senses:

Sense 1:

In a general sense, implacable refers to a person or thing that cannot be made less angry or hostile.

Example: He held an implacable grudge against his former business partner.

Sense 2:

In a legal context, implacable refers to a court order that cannot be altered or modified.

Example: The judge issued an implacable ruling which can only be appealed but not changed.

Usages:

Usage 1 - Popular:

In everyday language, implacable is often used to describe unrelenting or unyielding situations or emotions.

Example: The wildfire's advance was implacable, consuming everything in its path.

Usage 2 - Local:

In a local or regional context, implacable may refer to a person or group steadfastly opposed to any changes in their community.

Example: The neighborhood association became implacable in their resistance against the proposed construction project.

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