resistless

[ ri-zist-lis ]

/ rɪˈzɪst lɪs /

irresistible.

not resisting.

Origin of resistless

First recorded in 1580–90; resist + -less

re·sist·less·ly, adverb re·sist·less·ness, noun

Arjun swept like sweeping whirlwind, all resistless in his force, Sought no foe and waged no combat, held his ever onward course!

Maha-bharata |Anonymous
Assailed shortly by a terrible enemy, which swept with resistless force over his whole land, he lost his life in the struggle.

The Seven Great Monarchies Of The Ancient Eastern World, Vol 2. (of 7): Assyria |George Rawlinson
The death that dwelt in the lagoon had already seized me in its resistless grasp.

Kastle Krags |Absalom Martin
It seeped through the ear-drums, touching every nerve-tip with resistless lassitude.

Isle of the Undead |Lloyd Arthur Eshbach

Once more he dived, expecting at any instant to feel again that grinding thrust, that resistless upward blow.

The Haunters of the Silences |Charles G. D. Roberts

resistless

/ (rɪˈzɪstlɪs) /

unresisting

irresistible

resistlessly, adverb