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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as a relentless" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that is persistent or unyielding in a particular context.
Example: "As a relentless advocate for environmental protection, she tirelessly campaigned for sustainable practices."
Alternatives: "as an unyielding" or "as an unwavering".
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He is also seen as a relentless detractor of Pakistan.
But supporters see him as a relentless crusader against the country's stodgy political establishment.
Some accounts portray Hitchcock as a relentless populist, others as a cultural snob.
Empoli began as a relentless whirling dervish, attacking Napoli in waves and exploiting weak, open defending.
Efficient around the basket, Schortsanitis is also known as a relentless rebounder.
We are talking here not so much about a domestic squabble as a relentless family feud.
At a later media conference, Malcolm Turnbull described Nikolic as a "relentless advocate" for the program.
The book cites L'Oreal as a relentless innovator, unafraid to cannibalize its products.
The words apply just as well to Walser himself, whose life and work played out as a relentless diminuendo.
NEW DELHI — British Prime Minister David Cameron has quickly earned a reputation as a relentless cost-cutter.
He also criticized her as a relentless media hound who devoted too many resources to garnering publicity.
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