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Meanings of unhesitating in English

Characterized by quickness and firmness.

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Usage of unhesitating in English
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This style goes kingly; it calls for absolute credence and unhesitating submission.
Expositions of Holy Scripture / Ezekiel, Daniel, and the Minor P...
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Instead of the unhesitating affirmative I had expected, the girl spoke irresolutely.
The Gold Bag
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I only ask you to repose unhesitating trust in me, he said.
The World's Greatest Books — Volume 03 — Fiction
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It showed in his unhesitating, even scornful, rejection of her offered restitution.
A Crooked Path: A Novel
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I was full of a strange unhesitating courage, therefore I said fearlessly:
A Romance of Two Worlds: A Novel
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Give me always simplicity and no imitations, was the unhesitating, concise reply.
The Vicissitudes of Bessie Fairfax
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Edward was so startled at this unhesitating frankness that he said nothing.
Gone to Earth
8
Profound darkness did not prevent his advancing with a firm unhesitating step.
The Fugitives: The Tyrant Queen of Madagascar
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So, lastly, careful consideration and unhesitating obedience lead to a Straight Course.
Expositions of Holy Scripture: the Acts
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Our entry, if it was to come, must be immediate and unhesitating.
Before the War
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In this era of post-truth politics, an unhesitating liar can be king.
The Guardian
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The rider came in sight, rising and falling in a steady, unhesitating lope.
The Claim Jumpers: A Romance
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But Christ in the most unhesitating manner condemns and countermands it.
Who Wrote the Bible? : a Book for the People
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The man was seen in the partial gloom to be large-framed and unhesitating.
The Mayor of Casterbridge
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The quick, sharp tipping of the head indicates unhesitating, clean-cut decisions.
Certain Success
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His reason pointed a lean, unhesitating finger along the latter course.
The History of Mr. Polly
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