unshakable

/ ʌnˈʃeɪkəbəl /

adjective

1. (of beliefs, convictions, etc) utterly firm and unwavering

Other Word Forms

• unshakableness noun
• unshakably adverb

Example Sentences

As Bob Woodward he strips away glamour, playing a reporter who is awkward, halting and dogged, yet unshakable once the trail begins to unfold.

From Los Angeles Times

But I have a deep, unshakable hatred for weekly meal prep.

From Salon

Maybe it’s because, unless you were born with a preternaturally unshakable self-confidence few of us can claim, there’s a touch of the underdog in all of us.

From Salon

Osbourne later said that his unshakable stupor was due to his use of Valium and a host of other powerful narcotics prescribed by a Beverly Hills physician under investigation for overprescribing drugs to celebrity patients.

From Los Angeles Times

Of course, McIlroy would later learn that the game of golf will dent even the previously unshakable confidence of the very best.

From BBC

Related Words

• abiding 
• adamant 
• inflexible 
• unflappable 
• unwavering