immitigable

Those stern, immitigable features seemed to symbolize an evil influence, and so darkly to mingle the shadow of their presence with the sunshine of the passing hour, that no good thoughts or purposes could ever spring up and blossom there.

But this immitigable Minos cared only to examine whether they were plump enough to satisfy the Minotaur's appetite.

Death, the immitigable instructor in all Hawthorne's romances, reveals Zenobia's inestimable value.

In Shame and Necessity Bernard Williams captures the radicalism of such resurgent "Greekness," the way it commingles the immitigable and the unintelligible:

965 repatriation tax is essentially an immitigable tax.

Some risks are inherently immitigable one of them is the issue of nuclear weapons.

He inspires great hope in his followers and immitigable fear in his detractors.

The central focus of the narrative in question would emphasize that robotization, despite being ineluctable, is a challenge to prevail over and not an immitigable threat.

Jose Louis, Head, Enforcement Assistance, Wildlife Trust of India ( WTI), gave a different view on this, " We have seen through experience how mananimal conflicts can grow into immitigable situations.

its immitigable ferocity." Lincoln's repeated attempts to gain sympathy for slaves from his audience do not impress Kateb.