unswerving

/ ʌnˈswɜːvɪŋ /

adjective

1. not turning aside; constant

Example Sentences

Here, Kane makes the assumption that every player - perhaps more pertinently every club - shares this unswerving commitment to England as the top priority above all else.

From BBC

The Kenyan government said it had "unswerving commitment to the protection and promotion of refugee rights" and was "committed to the privacy and confidentiality of the repatriated individuals".

From BBC

He does not require any evidence, not even spectral, to trigger their need to demonstrate unswerving faith.

From Salon

He has been an unswerving loyalist of former President Donald J. Trump.

From New York Times

The latest, 2020's The Unwelcome Visitor, goes into unswerving detail about her clinical depression and how she turned to drink and drugs to try to escape it but they just made things worse.

From BBC

Related Words

• staunch
• steadfast