Adjective:

অরোধ্য,

unstoppably's Usage Examples:

As a result of the caning, the country was pushed, inexorably and unstoppably, to civil war.

"Our Dementia Choir With Vicky McClure review – your tears will flow unstoppably".

of many actions to come and that lesbian liberation was suddenly and unstoppably on the rise" (145).

Dan Oberbruner of Tiny Mix Tapes wrote: "'Wait in the Car' is as unstoppably buoyant as the best tracks from their nearly three-decade long career".

English-language lightweight reggae, the title track itself and the unstoppably danceable "Luna Y Sol".

one of his poems: I am the world, in me the death flower has awoken unstoppably.

As the Waltz begins to whirl and whirl unstoppably, Ravel intends us to see what is truly happening in this waltz rather.

This is four minutes of unstoppably lurching melodies and soppy, accompanying lyrics This may be the last.

The KMT defeated the troops of the Fengtian clique and advanced unstoppably towards Northern China.

" Noting that he wept "unstoppably" while viewing the film, Rushdie said that he is "frequently suspicious.

The demon batters Hellboy unstoppably until, in return for a promise of favor should he claim his throne, Hellboy.

I wanted to be unstoppably ridiculous, and they let me go wild.

This is a Terminator of a song, unstoppably delivering a payload of pure euphoria as Chicago house is spliced with.

acclaim, with Radio Times noting that "a career-best Suranne Jones was unstoppably brilliant"; the magazine placed Doctor Foster second in a roundup of.

The writer found the whistle breakdown in the song to be "unstoppably catchy", and wondered if it could be the "infectious hit" that she needs.

failing romance and pack[s] it all into verses and choruses that are unstoppably catchy.

change in tack for Lauper, whose musical persona had previously been unstoppably light and frothy.

positive review, saying "Playful, absurd and endearingly inventive, this unstoppably amusing feature reminds us why Britain's Aardman Animations is a mainstay.

Club lauded it as being "unstoppably infectious", and Rolling Stone writer David Wild felt that the song had.

represents a "bent arrow, broken in the middle, but then continued to unstoppably fly to the skies".