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unaltering

  • a word derived from alter.

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In bird-haunted valleys and by-ways secluded, Where once I sought peace, I find now only unrest And this one unaltering want.

From Open Water by Stringer, Arthur

Let your altar be to the 'Unknown God,' if you like—for who can give an unaltering likeness to the Power above us?—but do not knock your altar down.

From Beatrice by Haggard, Henry Rider

"Other Fellow," was all he said, when she leaned towards him with her unaltering love of glance and smile.

From From the Car Behind by Flagg, James Montgomery

The slightest reflection will be sufficient we are sure to convince any impartial individual that the gigantic results attained by the Salvation Army could only be reached by steady unaltering processes adapted to this end.

From In Darkest England and the Way Out by Booth, William

Faintly yet surely can be heard now the menacing chant of the enemy—bavoom, bavoom, bavoom—steady, unaltering, ever progressing forwards.

From 'Green Balls' The Adventures of a Night-Bomber by Bewsher, Paul