Read full poem →thanks: nothing left of it for hand or lip but collapsed blossom and
implacable edges of brier. Blake might have kept in mind the end of his
actual wild vine (vol. i. p. 100 of the _Life_), which ran all to leaf and
Dictionary Entry
Not able to be placated or appeased.
Origin
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Common Phrases
enemy implacable. implacableenemies implacablehatred implacablefoe implacablehostility implacable
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Poetry examples for “implacable”
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Read full poem →ways without interruption. Those at the head of af-
fairs still continued tneir implacable rancour against
all who were connected with polite letters; and the
Read full poem →While fast together, alive from the abyss,
Clung the soul-wrung implacable close kiss;
And pity of self through all made broken moan
Read full poem →seventy-one years before the coming of Christ; his attempt to
plunder the temple of Diana at Ephesus; his implacable hostility
to the Jews; his pollution of the Holy of Holies; and his
Read full poem →And if the truth were now but a mummery,
Meriting pride's implacable irony,
So much the worse for pride. Moreover,
Read full poem →But howsoever mild he was
Priscilla was implacable;
And whatsoever timid hopes