unfaltering
/ʌn'fɔ:ltəriɳ/
Definition
Adjective: Marked by firm determination or resolution; not shakable. It describes a state of being steady, resolute, and unwavering, especially in the face of difficulty or uncertainty.
Usage
The adjective "unfaltering" is used to describe a person's attitude, belief, support, or effort that remains constant and strong without hesitation or weakening.
Examples
- She gave him her unfaltering support throughout the long legal battle.
- His unfaltering commitment to the project inspired the entire team.
- The soldier advanced with unfaltering courage toward the objective.
Advanced Usage
- Unfaltering gaze/look: A steady, direct look that does not waver, often showing confidence or determination.
- He met the challenge with an unfaltering gaze.
- Unfaltering in one's faith/belief: Remaining completely steadfast in one's religious or ideological convictions.
- She was unfaltering in her belief that justice would prevail.
Variants and Related Words
- Unfalteringly (adverb): In a steady, resolute manner.
- He continued unfalteringly on his chosen path.
Synonyms
- Steadfast
- Unwavering
- Resolute
- Unswerving
- Staunch
Antonyms
- Faltering
- Hesitant
- Wavering
- Vacillating
- Irresolute
Notes on Meaning
"Unfaltering" specifically implies a complete absence of the hesitation, doubt, or weakness suggested by its root word "falter." It is a strong, positive term often used in formal or literary contexts to praise someone's resolve.
Adjective
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marked by firm determination or resolution; not shakable
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firm convictions
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a firm mouth
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steadfast resolve
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a man of unbendable perseverence
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unwavering loyalty
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