unwaveringly [αμερικ ˌənˈweɪv(ə)rɪŋli, βρετ ʌnˈweɪv(ə)rɪŋli] ΕΠΊΡΡ
- they were unwaveringly loyal
- su lealtad era inquebrantable
- she stuck unwaveringly to her course
- no se apartó (ni) un ápice de su rumbo
- to choose a goal and pursue it unwaveringly
- fijarse una meta y perseguirla con voluntad férrea
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Screens show a priest, soldier and bathers going about their business, and live actors, unwaveringly in character, play out being merchants and stonemasons.
www.telegraph.co.uk Her kindness and sweetness are beyond compare; she is irritatingly smart, unwaveringly open-minded and loves me like nobody's business.
www.dailymail.co.uk Many photographers have explored similar subject matter, but few have embraced such an unwaveringly existential viewpoint.
www.wired.com Hiss served nearly four years in prison -- and unwaveringly maintained his innocence until his death in 1996, at age 92.
www.politico.com Despite the inclemency of the music industry, she unwaveringly set about making the art project of her life: her debut album.
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