relentless

Preposition: in

• pursuit: You will be ambitious for a career and relentless in the pursuit of sales.
• attack: We were relentless in attack and spent at least 30 minutes of the first half parked on their side of the pitch.

Modifies a noun

• pursuit: The relentless pursuit of GDP growth has been the defining characteristic of Western politics over the last 50 years.
• onslaught: The relentless onslaught is almost too much for Wonder Woman to bear!
• barrage: In the meantime German artillery kept up their relentless barrage on allied positions.
• newlywed: Had sales of facade improvement program which he has its relentless newlywed.
• march: We have also called a halt to the relentless march of out of town retail development.
• quest: The brief is: a young man's relentless quest to tame an ' escaped ' car that is running wild.

Modifying Another Word

• so: Australia's downhill progress was so relentless that Ritchie or anyone could hardly have made much difference.
• just: Alan Parker translates the music into memorable images that are just relentless.
• pretty: Meanwhile, the Viking assault on Wales appears to have been pretty relentless.
• too: And the style is just a little too relentless.
• absolutely: He has performed a great service to our service men through his absolutely relentless interest and pressure on that subject.

Used with adjective complement

• seem: The sailors struggled with the circuit as the wind seemed relentless.
• remain: But even with a new " cautious " perspective, the action remains as relentless as ever.
• feel: The trek is not technically difficult but the ascents and descents can be long and feel relentless, especially in hot weather.
• become: But by June '04 the pain had become gently relentless.
• prove: Griggs also had a drive turned against the post as Nantwich proved relentless.