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unwavering

uhn-WAY-vuh-rihng

Unwavering (adjective) means Steady and not shaken; firm and resolute. Example: “She showed unwavering support for her brother throughout the trial.”

adjective

Steady and not shaken; firm and resolute.

"She showed unwavering support for her brother throughout the trial."

"His unwavering focus helped him finish the marathon."

How to use unwavering

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishNever doubting, hesitating, or losing commitment — completely steady.

Common pairings

unwavering support unwavering loyalty unwavering commitment

Word forms

more unwavering comparative, most unwavering superlative

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Etymology

From un- (\"not\") plus wavering (\"being indecisive\").

Rhymes for unwavering

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Frequently asked questions

What does “unwavering” mean?

The word “unwavering” means steady and not shaken; firm and resolute. In plain terms, never doubting, hesitating, or losing commitment — completely steady.

How do you pronounce “unwavering”?

“Unwavering” is pronounced uhn-WAY-vuh-rihng (/ˌənˈweɪvəɹɪŋ/ in IPA).

How do you use “unwavering” in a sentence?

Here is “unwavering” used in a sentence: “She showed unwavering support for her brother throughout the trial.”

What part of speech is “unwavering”?

“Unwavering” is an adjective.

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