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unappeasably

/ʌnæpˈizəbli/ adv

In a way that cannot be appeased.

Word Origin Unappeasably means in a manner that cannot be appeased. Appease comes from Old French apaisier, from Latin ad- 'to' and pax 'peace'—so to bring to peace. Un- negates, -able means capable, -ly makes it an adverb. So unappeasably is 'not able to be brought to peace'. The root pax gives us peace, pacify, pact, and even pay (to pacify a debt). The PIE *pag- meant to fasten or agree.

adv In a way that cannot be appeased.

The dictator remained unappeasably hostile despite numerous peace offerings.

(副词) 难以平息地；不可安抚地

尽管多次提出和平提议，这位独裁者仍然无法安抚地充满敌意。

(adverbio) De una manera que no puede ser apaciguada.

El dictador permaneció inaplacablemente hostil a pesar de numerosas ofertas de paz.

(adverbe) implacablement; inébranlablement; inéluctablement [de manière impossible à apaiser ; de façon implacable.]

Le dictateur est resté hostile de manière implacable malgré les nombreuses offres de paix.

(Adverb) unversöhnlich; unbeschwichtbar [auf eine Weise, die nicht besänftigt oder beruhigt werden kann]

Der Diktator blieb **unappeasably** feindselig, trotz zahlreicher Friedensangebote.

(副詞) なだめることができないさま。満足や平静を与えられることがない様子で。

独裁者は数多くの和平提案にもかかわらず、執拗に敵意を燃やし続けるていた。

(advérbio) implacavelmente; inexaurivelmente [De uma maneira que não pode ser apaziguada.]

O ditador permaneceu implacavelmente hostil apesar das numerosas ofertas de paz.

Synonyms: implacably inexorably relentlessly unrelentingly unforgivingly Antonyms: appeasably placably leniently flexibly
Word parts: un + appease + able + ly

Related words

appease appeaser appeasement appeasable unappeasable

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