Pronunciation: /ʌnˈbɛndɪŋ/
noun the act of not bending or yielding
A1 The unbending of the wire made it easier to shape into a circle.
A2 His unbending attitude towards change caused tension in the workplace.
B1 The unbending of the rules led to confusion among the students.
B2 Her unbending commitment to her beliefs earned her respect from her peers.
C1 The CEO's unbending determination to succeed propelled the company to new heights.
C2 Despite facing numerous obstacles, his unbending willpower allowed him to achieve his goals.
adjective not bending or flexible; rigid
A1 She is an unbending supporter of traditional values.
A2 The teacher had an unbending rule about no talking during tests.
B1 His unbending dedication to his work earned him a promotion.
B2 The company's unbending policy on punctuality was well-known among employees.
C1 Despite opposition, the politician remained unbending in her stance on the issue.
C2 The CEO's unbending determination to succeed propelled the company to new heights.
formal The unbending rules of the organization must be followed at all times.
informal She is known for her unbending attitude when it comes to punctuality.
slang Don't be so unbending about it, just go with the flow.
figurative His unbending determination to succeed is truly inspiring.
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