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Meanings of unflinching in anglès

Not shrinking from danger.

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Usage of unflinching in anglès
1
Asked how he views the end of his days, he is unflinching.
Reuters
2
But in order to change, we must be unflinching in our analysis.
The Guardian
3
Its haughty, unflinching glare had yet something seductive and alluring in it.
A Voyage to Arcturus
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Keeping the volume down made her the brave one, the unflinching one.
Lit: a memoir
5
The sturdy, unflinching patriotism of the English people springs from this source.
Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall
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But the same strain of absolute, unflinching honesty runs throughout his career.
The Irish Times
7
Then they held both hands together and stared at each other, unflinching.
The mammoth book of the best of best new sf
8
One must keep an unflinching eye to the practical business of court.
Si'Wren of the Patriarchs
9
With cold, unflinching hand I knock at the brazen portals of Death.
The Sorrows of Young Werther
10
Rachel continued to watch him, with the same bright and unflinching gaze.
Hetty's Strange History
11
Thrice was the attack renewed with ever-increasing rage-thricerepulsed with unflinching fortitude.
The Rise of the Dutch Republic — Volume 20: 1573
12
Only an instant longer could she maintain her direct and unflinching look.
The Lone Wolf: A Melodrama
13
Graham locked eyes with his father, and George held the stare, unflinching.
Hunter's moon: a novel
14
Bush and Trump's unflinching refusal to apologize for this racist-baiting is reprehensible.
Ebony
15
And so back of their wounds are their immortal, undying, unflinching souls.
Soldier Silhouettes on Our Front
16
He was answered instantly, with an unflinching promptitude he had scarcely expected.
The Way of an Eagle
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