unstoppable
/ʌnˈstɒpəb(ə)l
/adjective
Impossible to stop or prevent: an unstoppable left-foot volley...
- Few predicted weeks ago that so many people would turn out to stop the unstoppable, and I was certainly not among them.
- Can Bruce figure out a way to stop an unstoppable foe when he can barely get out of bed?
- He opened the scoring after 25 minutes with an unstoppable left foot drive into the roof of the net.
Derivatives
unstoppability
- The tickets are issued; the process has begun with almost glacial unstoppability until offender coughs up amount of fine.
- It has been sobering, though, contemplating the terrible unstoppability of water.
- This, combined with the endless paragraph and the often very long sentences, produces a hallucinatory effect, and also one of unstoppability.
unstoppably
- Then it was part of the smooth surge, pumping rhythmically through the interlacing curves of the vascular complex, flowing through steadily widening channels, headed swiftly and unstoppably for the brain.
- For as the American-led Coalition Provisional Authority accelerates, apparently unstoppably, towards a handover of sovereignty in Iraq to a transitional government next summer, a critical question is emerging.
- It is often said to portray the German tanks rolling unstoppably into the city; but by this time Shostakovich was communicating covertly in his music with those who were really listening, and it is more than just that.