# unwaveringly

**Pronunciation:** /ʌnˈweɪvərɪŋli/ · un-way-ver-ing-lee

**CEFR level:** C1

**Part of speech:** adverb

## Meaning

In a steady, resolute, or firm manner; without hesitation or change.

## Examples

- He stared at the judge unwaveringly, showing no fear.
- Her commitment to the project remained unwaveringly strong, even when faced with setbacks.
- The soldier stood unwaveringly at attention, despite the long hours.

## Synonyms

- steadily — implies consistent movement or progress without change.
- resolutely — suggests strong determination and purpose.
- firmly — indicates a strong, stable, or unyielding position or belief.
- adamantly — emphasizes an unshakeable refusal to change one's mind or position.

## Antonyms

- hesitantly — with doubt or reluctance.
- waveringly — in an unsteady or indecisive manner.

## Common patterns

- unwaveringly support — to give consistent and strong backing — The team continued to unwaveringly support their captain.
- unwaveringly believe — to have a constant and strong conviction — She would unwaveringly believe in his innocence.

## Collocations

- unwaveringly loyal — His supporters remained unwaveringly loyal throughout the scandal.
- unwaveringly committed — She was unwaveringly committed to her principles.
- unwaveringly focused — The athlete stayed unwaveringly focused on winning the race.

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