unrelentingly

Antonyms for unrelentingly

Word Origin & History

1580s, from un- (1) "not" + present participle of relent.

Unrelentingly, "It is not my cousin, but my mother who would object," she informed him.

"I do not want her to go to school," said the old man, unrelentingly.

In the bitter knowledge she had confronted him unrelentingly.

But he stared at her unrelentingly, and fear began to crowd upon her fast.

If you are for war, only say so; we will wage it unrelentingly.

Blinded, he would be unrelentingly punished by an adversary all eyes.

But the feet of the hours march unrelentingly toward the darkness.

Count von Beust, the Saxon minister, who vigorously and unrelentingly persecuted the so-called revolutionist in 1849.

Lydia took the draught obediently, but she sighed deeply, and fixed her mother with eyes that were unrelentingly serious.

But they kept on and on unrelentingly, and still there was no sign of diminution of speed on the part of the Silver Cobweb.