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adjective
- 1. not changing or becoming weaker; unswerving: "their unswervable faith sustained them"
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( esp. of trust or a belief) always strong; never weakening: unswerving support. (Definition of unswerving from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary © Cambridge University Press) Examples of unswerving.
unswervable ( comparative more unswervable, superlative most unswervable) Not swervable. Categories: English terms prefixed with un-. English lemmas. English adjectives.
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Something that's unswerving follows a direct path. Because an unswerving person or thing never turns aside, the word is also commonly used to describe steadfast loyalty, like a dog's unswerving devotion to its master. The adjective unswerving often describes loyalty.
1. : not swerving or turning aside. 2. : steady, unfaltering. unswerving loyalty. Examples of unswerving in a Sentence. his unswerving devotion to duty. Recent Examples on the Web In China, local leaders have learned their careers depend on unswerving adherence to Mr. Xi’s edicts, including on zero Covid.
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