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unwaverable

unwaverable adjective: unable to be made to waver; staunch; steadfast.

Adjective

unwaverable (comparative more unwaverable, superlative most unwaverable)

  1. Unable to be made to waver; staunch; steadfast.
    • Faith is a firm, unwavering, and unwaverable conviction of the understanding, as well as a cheerful assent of the will.1880, Edwin Percy Whipple, Essays and Reviews, volume 1, page 33

Forms of unwaverable

comparativemore unwaverable
superlativemost unwaverable

Origin of unwaverable

From un- + waver + -able.

Questions about unwaverable

What does unwaverable mean?
Unwaverable means unable to be made to waver; staunch; steadfast.
What part of speech is unwaverable?
Unwaverable is an adjective.

Words near unwaverable in the dictionary

  1. unwaterproofed
  2. unwaters
  3. unwatery
  4. unwattled
  5. unwaved
  6. unwaverable
  7. unwavered
  8. unwavering
  9. unwaveringly
  10. unwaveringness
  11. unwaving

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