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unshakably's Usage Examples:

He compiled an unshakably conservative voting record, with a lifetime record of 92 from the American.

a kind of all-purpose new-music connoisseur who brings a profound and unshakably individual approach to every playing situation.

voice personality—described as "spunky", "tirelessly chipper", "perky", "unshakably courteous", and "reassuring"—has been cited as one of the reasons for.

and not a religious group, and that the aim for the government "must unshakably be the removal of the Jews altogether".

However, Snowbarger had an unshakably conservative voting record, especially on social and economic issues.

" CMJ New Music Report called the album a "collection of unshakably gratifying songs.

remarkable in that the work owes its witty style to the harmony of…two unshakably original temperaments…Prevert contributed his vivacity and mordant humor.

times immemorial, the foundation of this realm has rested on the firm and unshakably welded trust between king and people.

" In Sumerian mythology, Ninshubur is portrayed as "unshakably loyal" in her devotion to her mistress.

certain that liberty has been avenged, and that the Revolution has been unshakably consolidated.

dictatorship, and as a result he was forced out on July 9 in a coup led by the unshakably authoritarian General António Óscar de Fragoso Carmona who assumed both.

It is feeling unshakably steady and confident as well as knowing what to cultivate and what to.

Even by rural Alberta standards, Crowfoot was an unshakably conservative area.

I have seen enough evidence to be unshakably convinced that no difficulty, no fear is so great that it can completely.

rhymes than are usually permitted by law and, most importantly of all, an unshakably glorious celebration of being alive .

opposition to Walpole, which included Tories as well as Whigs, Fielding was "unshakably a Whig" and often praised Whig heroes such as the Duke of Marlborough.

protection was meant solely to deter police misconduct, state protection was "unshakably linked to a right of privacy in [the] Commonwealth.

St Leger had been unshakably faithful to Edward IV and, like many of the other rebels of the rebellion.

unshakably's Meaning':

with determination; in a determined manner

Synonyms:

determinedly; unfalteringly;

Antonyms:

unambitiously;