unshaken

pronunciation

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  • Adjective:
    unshaken in purpose

Word Origin

unshaken (adj.)
mid-15c., "not agitated," from un- (1) "not" + shaken. Meaning "not moved from a firm position" is recorded from 1540s.

Synonym

Example

1. Apparently unshaken by the latest death of his sidekick in the eternal fight against evil , a man dressed as batman showed up in the british city of bradford last week doing what he does best : continuing his war on crime .
2. In 1999 , when his portfolio was composed of everything no one wanted , he was asked how , even if his own convictions were unshaken , he could ensure that his investors stuck with him .

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