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Resolute reflections: "unwavering" vs. "unyielding"
Lloyd Cooper 06/11/2024, 21:50English.me team member
What is similar?
Both "unwavering" and "unyielding" describe a strong sense of determination or firmness that does not change or weaken.
What is different?
While both words convey firmness, "unwavering" often implies a steadiness or focus that is constant and does not waver, whereas "unyielding" suggests a firmness that is stubborn or inflexible, often in the face of pressure or opposition.
Which one is more common?
Examples of usage
Unwavering- Her unwavering faith inspired everyone around her.
- He maintained an unwavering focus on his goals.
- Despite the challenges, their support was unwavering.
- The unyielding stance of the negotiators led to a stalemate.
- She showed an unyielding determination to succeed.
- His unyielding principles often made compromise difficult.
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