adj
unshakable
Unshakable (adj) means So firm or certain that it cannot be shaken, doubted, or destroyed. Example: “She spoke with unshakable confidence.”
adj
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So firm or certain that it cannot be shaken, doubted, or destroyed.
"She spoke with unshakable confidence."
"His faith in his son remained unshakable despite the setbacks."
How to use unshakable
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishDescribes a belief, confidence, or resolve too strong to be disturbed.
Common pairings
unshakable faith
unshakable confidence
unshakable belief
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Word forms
- Comparative
- more unshakable
- Superlative
- most unshakable
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Etymology
From un- ("not") plus shake plus -able.
Synonyms
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unassailable
firm
unfaltering
bulletproof
steadfast
unwavering
steady
stiff
ironclad
unbendable
watertight
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What does “unshakable” mean?
The word “unshakable” means so firm or certain that it cannot be shaken, doubted, or destroyed. In plain terms, describes a belief, confidence, or resolve too strong to be disturbed.
How do you use “unshakable” in a sentence?
Here is “unshakable” used in a sentence: “She spoke with unshakable confidence.”
What part of speech is “unshakable”?
“Unshakable” is an adjective.
What is the meaning of unshakable?
"unshakable" (adj) means so firm or certain that it cannot be shaken, doubted, or destroyed.
