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Meanings of unshakable in English

Marked by firm determination or resolution; not shakable.

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Without flaws or loopholes.

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That cannot be perturbed.

Usage of unshakable in English
1
This is America, and our commitment to religious freedom must be unshakable.
The Guardian
2
The popular judgment of him is, in the main, correct and unshakable.
The Papers and Writings of Abraham Lincoln, Complete
3
She had grounded her heart and soul in an unshakable foundation: love.
The notorious scoundrel
4
No wonder the Tsar and Tsaritsa's trust in my father was unshakable.
Rasputin's daughter
5
Take my advice in this, but I'm not unshakable on this point.
Prince Lestat
6
But he does have an unshakable faith in his type of play.
The Guardian
7
The most wanted man on earth had to have an unshakable reason.
The Princess Bride
8
I even cried-andI didn't do that often anymore-butDaddy was unshakable.
Rite of Passage
9
But his charm was obviously wrapped up in melancholy and unshakable gloom.
Prince Lestat
10
That incident gave him an unshakable confidence in my little detective talents.
The Teeth of the Tiger
11
With her unshakable calm and guiltless cruelty, she was a formidable opponent.
The long road home
12
Caleb's eyes closed as he drifted slowly, surely, into an unshakable sleep.
Eve
13
Jean-Martin's insistence was so unshakable that finally his mother had to yield.
Island beneath the sea
14
There was only this unshakable and unreasonable feeling that something was not right.
Dexter in the Dark
15
We Germans anticipate the future with an unshakable belief in victory.
What Germany Thinks; Or, The War as Germans see it
16
In his first-fought field, he showed the unshakable nerve of Macdonald at Wagram.
The Little Lady of Lagunitas: A Franco-Californian Romance
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