undiminished
Britishadjective
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After nearly three decades in office, his energy and appetite to serve as District 7 representative to the Metropolitan King County Council is clearly undiminished.
From Seattle Times
He still has it — and, miraculously, the R&H catalog, unequaled in the American theater, is likewise undiminished.
From New York Times
The study found that these effects were undiminished by the widespread presence of the United Kingdom’s more transmissible coronavirus strain, dubbed B.1.1.7 by scientists.
From Los Angeles Times
He is an important icon of this great club and his status here remains undiminished.
From Seattle Times
The world may have changed, and the way they play may have had to adapt but Liverpool’s capacity to win remains undiminished.
From The Guardian
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