1 (of strong negative opinions or feelings) that cannot be changed:
implacable hatred / opposition
2 (of a person) unwilling to stop opposing sb/sth:
an implacable enemy * She remained implacable (= she would not change her feelings and opinions).
implacably adverb:
to be implacably opposed to the plan
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In this entry, implacable is tagged as adjective.
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