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Meanings of unwavering in English

Marked by firm determination or resolution; not shakable.

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Usage of unwavering in English
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Faith in whatever is to come is virtually unwavering at this point.
Radio NZ
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Her unwavering attention and apparently genuine interest drew every detail from him.
Bundori
3
His is a voice so unwavering, always bright, lunging forward with hope.
What is the what: the autobiography of valentino achak deng
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She is unwavering and she has a very strong character, she said.
The Guardian
5
Even in the most stedfast and unwavering this intercourse is characterized by
Some Christian Convictions / A Practical Restatement in Terms of...
6
His trust in God was child-like in its simplicity, firm and unwavering.
The Story of My Life / Being Reminiscences of Sixty Years' Publi...
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They also said the Marshall Islands was an unwavering ally of America.
Radio NZ
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Countless others have lauded Green's unwavering commitment to improving their professional careers.
Wired
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We are a proud city -one of resilience and unwavering faith.
Ebony
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But Daft Punk's unwavering conviction has a way of melting my reservations.
The Guardian
11
I managed to avoid his unwavering gaze while we made polite conversation.
French pressed
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The cold, unwavering gaze of the stranger sent ice into his veins.
The Best British Short Stories of 1922
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But it's obvious that Maher is unwavering in his bigotry towards Muslims.
Ebony
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He is firm and unwavering, serious, determined and direct, a little intense.
The Guardian
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At these times however, his expressions of confidence in God are unwavering.
Religion in Earnest: A Memorial of Mrs. Mary Lyth, of York
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The Tortoise meanwhile plodded on, unwavering and unresting, straight toward the goal.
The Talking Beasts: A Book of Fable Wisdom
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