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unrelenting

[uhn-ri-len-ting] / ˌʌn rɪˈlɛn tɪŋ /


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The park added that "unrelenting economic challenges" from electricity costs, ride parts and food and drink inflation, as well as changes to national insurance thresholds affected the decision.

From BBC

Trump wrote: "Steve will be an unrelenting voice for PEACE, and make us all proud."

From BBC

They added that Levy is unrelenting - working "crazy" hours which can be tough and tiring for colleagues - and always wants more, something which can grate with people who do not like that style of leadership.

From BBC

"It's still the Premier League and the competition is still the competition. It's unrelenting and it's demanding."

From BBC

It’s just the latest example of the unrelenting expectations facing the Dodgers in this new season.

From Los Angeles Times