unvacillating
unvacillating adjective: not vacillating; firm, decided.
Adjective
unvacillating (comparative more unvacillating, superlative most unvacillating)
- Not vacillating; firm, decided.
- Even some of Mr. McCains supporters say such moves, meant to bolster his support with religious conservatives who have viewed him with suspicion, hurt his unvacillating, maverick brand and contributed to his stumble last spring.2007 November 4, Jim Rutenberg, “Said That vs. Meant This, a Hot Matchup for 08”, in New York Times
Forms of unvacillating
| comparative | more unvacillating |
|---|---|
| superlative | most unvacillating |
Origin of unvacillating
From un- + vacillating.
Questions about unvacillating
- What does unvacillating mean?
- Unvacillating means not vacillating; firm, decided.
- What part of speech is unvacillating?
- Unvacillating is an adjective.
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