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relentless

[ri-lent-lis] / rɪˈlɛnt lɪs /




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He spoke the language of “affordability” with a relentless rhetorical focus on the issue while offering something more profound to voters: permission to reinterpret disappointment as injustice.

From The Wall Street Journal

Announcing their decision to cancel, the Cookers said: "Jazz was born from struggle and from a relentless insistence on freedom: freedom of thought, of expression, and of the full human voice."

From BBC

It lost control of large parts of the country in a series of major setbacks, but clawed back territory this year following relentless airstrikes enabled by support from China and Russia.

From BBC

It changes in real time — it’s fast, unpredictable and relentless.

From Los Angeles Times

The relentless football fixtures have been long spoken about by players and managers, who have complained about injuries and the short turnaround between matches.

From BBC