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implacable (adj.)
"unappeasable," early 15c., from Old French
implacable
, from Latin
implacabilis
"unappeasable," from assimilated form of
in-
"not, opposite of" (see
in-
(1)) +
placabilis
"easily appeased" (see
placate
). Related:
Implacably
.