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relentless

[ri-lent-lis] / rɪˈlɛnt lɪs /




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For the small Cornish village of Cardinham the rain so far this year really has been relentless.

From BBC

The shift in Warner Bros.’ position comes after a relentless, months-long — but so far unsuccessful — hostile campaign by Paramount to convince its rival’s shareholders to walk away from the accepted deal with Netflix.

From MarketWatch

The shift in Warner Bros.’ position comes after a relentless, months-long — but so far unsuccessful — hostile campaign by Paramount to convince its rival’s shareholders to walk away from the accepted deal with Netflix.

From MarketWatch

Ukraine is facing an acute energy crisis after months of relentless Russian attacks on its infrastructure and as it struggles through a freezing winter.

From BBC

The information manager is in charge of dealing with the "relentless" demand for appointments and is often the first person to give someone in need a reassurance that recovery is possible.

From BBC