unrelenting

Used with adjective complement

• seem: The questioning, which at times seems unrelenting, was sustained over a two, sometimes three day period.

Modifies a noun

• assault: This interview was special to me because of Jeremy's unrelenting assault on how you can bring meaning to your life everyday.
• pressure: What is missing is a constant, unrelenting pressure to provide the best service for customers.
• pace: Meantime back at the Parliamentary coal face the pace of legislation continues at an unrelenting pace.
• desire: In the quantum world, as in life, it's by an unrelenting desire to try and try.
• poverty: The impact of such widespread unrelenting poverty on children is vicious.
• heat: For the soldiers, the harsh reality of desert survival especially the unrelenting heat proved testing.

Modifying Another Word

• so: The movie feels so unrelenting, so horrible, because of the organic, naturalistic way that Hooper films the action.

Preposition: in

• defense: We'll be unrelenting in the defense of free nations, and rise to the hard demands of dangerous times.