relentlessly
/rɪ ˈlɛnt ləs li/
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Definition(s):
- (adv) in a relentless manner
Usage(s):
- You're a tiny running man sprinting, jumping and sliding through a post-apocalyptic landscape, relentlessly pursued by an enormous hovering robot.
- For 80 days he campaigned relentlessly, and by the day of the California primary, a must-win for Kennedy to seriously challenge Hubert Humphrey, his body was cracking.
- She has been relentlessly explaining the absurdity of our throwaway culture to me and many others for decades.
Quotes
- Zalmay Khalilzad, the US Ambassador to Iraq, said: "To those who commit these heinous crimes we send this message: You will be relentlessly hunted until you are apprehended and brought to justice."on Feb 3, 2007 By: Zalmay Khalilzad Source: Independent
- "We've been pursuing this guy relentlessly," Caldwell told CNN. "Anybody who kidnaps an American soldier and murders them we're going to continue to hunt down."on May 21, 2007 By: William Caldwell Source: Washington Times
- For eight months, Craig said, "my family and I had been relentlessly and viciously harassed by the Idaho Statesman [newspaper]."on Aug 28, 2007 By: Larry Craig Source: ABC News
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