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• n  mercilessness characterized by an unwillingness to relent or let up
  the relentlessness or their pursuit

• No Country has respect for both Moss' can-do resilience and Chigurh's inhuman relentlessness; the film is fascinated with the expertise and poise under pressure of desperate men .
• America needs to relearn a lost discipline, self-confident relentlessnessand to relearn why human nature has equipped us all with a weapon (abhorred in decent peacetime .
• The fact that Ian Curtis hung himself shortly after its 1980 release undoubtedly has some effect on how we perceive it now, but the relentlessness of its dolor would be a towering .

• inexorability
• inexorableness

News & Articles

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• That time of year again
  SPARKS — Fourteen years ago, the relentlessness of John Ascuaga began an event that has become a famed display of American pride and booming aerial theatrics — Star Spangled Sparks. And this year’s event will combine new features with classic favorites.
  June 19, 2013 - Daily Sparks Tribune