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unfailing

/ʌnˈfeɪ.lɪŋ/

Traduction: Décrit ce qui est constant, fiable et qui ne s'épuise jamais ou ne fait jamais défaut.

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adjective

/ʌnˈfeɪ.lɪŋ/C1formal
  • frDécrit ce qui est constant, fiable et qui ne s'épuise jamais ou ne fait jamais défaut.

Describes something that is constant, reliable, and never ends or fails.

  1. Not liable to failureB2formal

    Always effective or reliable; never failing to achieve the desired result.

    frInfailible / qui ne peut manquer son effet

    • She has an unfailing ability to solve complex problems.
    • His unfailing optimism inspired everyone around him.
    • The old clock is an unfailing timekeeper.

    Synonymescertaindependableinfalliblereliablesureunerring

    Antonymesdefectivefailingfalliblefaultyunreliable

  2. Always able to supply moreB2formal

    Constant and inexhaustible in supply; never running out.

    frinépuisable

    • The spring provided an unfailing source of fresh water.
    • Her unfailing generosity helped many families in need.
    • The library is an unfailing resource for researchers.

    Synonymesbottomlessboundlessceaselessendlessinexhaustiblelimitlessperpetualunending

    Antonymesdepletableexhaustiblefailingfiniteinconstantlimited

  3. UnceasingC1formal

    Continuing without interruption; perpetual.

    frIncessant

    • He showed unfailing loyalty to his friends.
    • The team worked with unfailing dedication to meet the deadline.
    • Her unfailing support was crucial during the difficult times.

    Synonymesceaselessconstantcontinualcontinuousendlessincessantperpetualunremitting

    Antonymesfitfulintermittentoccasionalsporadic

Formes
  • more unfailing comparative form
  • most unfailing superlative form
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