0 unable to be stopped or prevented from developing:
The band has enjoyed a seemingly unstoppable rise in popularity.
1 continuous, or unable to be stopped:
The band was enjoying what seemed to be an unstoppable rise in popularity.
It was a crisis of costs - untenable, explosive, unstoppable health care costs.
The unstoppable flow of broadcast images ensures that there is no time while viewing to think.
But no perspective on culture can be complete without incorporating the unstoppable role of communication.
In the last three decades, historical studies of consumption have proliferated, seemingly unstoppable.
As a self-propelled, unstoppable force, capitalist rationality turns full circle here.
This was unstoppable, and the programme had to record responses and allocated additional airtime to the recorded callers in the following week.
Computers in the form of microprocessors are on a steady, unstoppable rise, and why?
It is the very indicator of intensified commercialization, consumerism and unstoppable urbanization.
