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undeviating

/ˌʌnˈdiː.vi.eɪ.tɪŋ/

Übersetzung: Adjektiv, das bedeutet, nicht vom Kurs oder Ziel abzuweichen; beständig und unerschütterlich. Gilt heute als veraltet oder literarisch.

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adjective

/ˌʌnˈdiː.vi.eɪ.tɪŋ/C2formalveraltet
  • deAdjektiv, das bedeutet, nicht vom Kurs oder Ziel abzuweichen; beständig und unerschütterlich. Gilt heute als veraltet oder literarisch.

An adjective meaning not changing or turning aside from a course or purpose; constant and unwavering. Now considered archaic or literary.

  1. Straight and direct pathC1formal

    Moving in a straight line from one point to another without turning or changing direction.

    deGerader und unveränderlicher Weg

    • The hiker followed an undeviating path through the dense forest.
    • The arrow flew in an undeviating line toward the target.
    • The river's undeviating course cut straight through the valley.

    Synonymedirectstraightstraight lineunswervingunwavering

    Antonymecircuitouscurvingdeviousmeanderingsinuoustortuouswindingzigzag

  2. Steady principlesC2formal

    Used to describe values, beliefs, or principles that remain constant and are not subject to change.

    deUnbeirrbar

    • Her undeviating commitment to justice earned her widespread respect.
    • The organization maintained an undeviating focus on its core mission.
    • His undeviating loyalty to his friends was admired by everyone.

    Synonymeconstantfirmresolutestablesteadfastunswervingunwavering

    Antonymecapriciouschangeablefickleinconstantirresoluteunstablevacillatingwavering

Formen
  • more undeviating comparative form
  • most undeviating superlative form
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