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unwavering

British  
/ ʌnˈweɪvərɪŋ /

adjective

  1. not wavering or hesitant; resolute

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“Through his presence, we see his deep love for music and his unwavering commitment to helping others find their voice,” McLean said in the introduction.

From Los Angeles Times

After two years of dating Marty, a cute roller hockey player with an unwavering moral compass, I knew I wanted to have a child with him.

From Los Angeles Times

Macclesfield described McLeod as having a "lust for life" and an "unwavering work ethic", which was an inspiration to those around him.

From BBC

"The management stands in unwavering solidarity with the families of the deceased as well as those injured," he wrote, adding that the nightclub's management would provide "assistance, support and cooperation to the bereaved".

From BBC

“The U.S.-Japan Alliance is stronger and more united than ever. Our commitment to our ally Japan is unwavering, and we are in close contact on this and other issues.”

From The Wall Street Journal