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unshakable

/ʌnˈʃeɪ.kə.bəl/

Traduction: Qualifie ce qui ne peut être ébranlé, altéré ou affaibli ; s'emploie pour des convictions fortes, une loyauté ou une stabilité physique.

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adjective

/ʌnˈʃeɪ.kə.bəl/C1formal
  • frQualifie ce qui ne peut être ébranlé, altéré ou affaibli ; s'emploie pour des convictions fortes, une loyauté ou une stabilité physique.

Describes something that cannot be shaken, disturbed, or weakened; used to refer to strong beliefs, loyalty, or physical stability.

  1. Firmly determinedB2formal

    Marked by firm determination or resolution; not easily moved or changed.

    frInébranlable (résolution ferme)

    • She has an unshakable belief in her own abilities.
    • His unshakable resolve helped the team through the crisis.
    • They showed unshakable loyalty to their leader.

    Synonymesdeterminedfirmimmovableobstinatepertinaciousresolutesteadfasttenaciousunwaveringunyielding

    Antonymesindecisiveirresoluteundeterminedvacillatingwavering

  2. Without flaws or loopholesC1formal

    Completely solid and reliable, with no weaknesses or gaps.

    frSans faille, irréfutable

    • The lawyer presented an unshakable argument in court.
    • Their evidence was unshakable, leaving no room for doubt.
    • He built an unshakable case for the new policy.

    Synonymesairtightbulletproofimpregnableinfallibleironcladsecuresolidsoundunassailablewatertight

    Antonymesflawedfragilericketyshakyunreliablevulnerableweak

Formes
  • more unshakable comparative form
  • most unshakable superlative form
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