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unerring
[ uhn-ur-ing, -er- ]
unerring
/ ʌnˈɜːrɪŋ /
adjective
- not missing the mark or target
- consistently accurate; certain
Derived Forms
- unˈerringness, noun
- unˈerringly, adverb
Other Words From
- un·erring·ly adverb
- un·erring·ness noun
Example Sentences
On the snake pit of a pitch and against the unerring Pakistan bowlers, England’s best chance was to attack, an intent that played into the hands of Noman.
Yet there was the unerring sense Bangladesh left runs out in the middle with so many wickets in hand when they finished up on a rather unthreatening 106-3.
Supporters and critics alike point to Biden’s unerring support for the Jewish state - some citing it as a liability, others as an asset.
With unerring foresight, she committed to producing a video for the general election aimed at these voters in key battleground states.
Finding those intangible advantages; an unlikely but successful partnership, cajoling an out-of-form player into an unerring demon, identifying your team’s strengths and exposing an opponent’s weakness.
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