Implacable
Implacable adjective - Sticking to an opinion, purpose, or course of action in spite of reason, arguments, or persuasion.
Usage example: an implacable judge who knew in his bones that the cover-up extended to the highest levels of government
Willful and implacable are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Willful" instead an adjective "Implacable".
Nearby Words: implacability, implacably
Willful
Willful adjective - Given to resisting authority or another's control.
Usage example: a particularly willful horse that took weeks to break to saddle
Implacable and willful are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Implacable" instead an adjective "Willful".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- inflexible and implacable
- inflexible and willful
- obstinate and implacable
- obstinate and willful
- stubborn and implacable
- stubborn and willful
- unyielding and implacable
- unyielding and willful
- perverse and implacable
- perverse and willful
- uncompromising and implacable
- uncompromising and willful
- unrelenting and implacable
- unrelenting and willful
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