Pronunciation: /ʌnˈbɛnt/
verb past tense of the verb 'bend', meaning to straighten out or flatten
A1 She unbent the paperclip and used it to pick the lock.
A2 He unbent his knee after sitting in the same position for hours.
B1 The rules were strict, but she managed to unbend them slightly to allow for more flexibility.
B2 The CEO unbent his usual stoic demeanor and showed genuine emotion during the company meeting.
C1 Despite the pressure, she remained unbent in her decision to stand up for what she believed in.
C2 The politician's unwavering commitment to his principles caused him to unbend even in the face of criticism.
adjective not bent or curved; straight
A1 She was happy to see her unbent paperclip still in good shape.
A2 The unbent ruler lay on the desk, untouched.
B1 The unbent wire was carefully coiled and put away for future use.
B2 His unbent attitude towards life is what makes him so resilient.
C1 Despite facing many challenges, she remained unbent in her determination to succeed.
C2 The CEO's unbent commitment to ethical business practices set a high standard for the company.
formal Despite the challenges, she remained unbent in her pursuit of justice.
informal No matter what they said, he stayed unbent in his decision.
slang She's so stubborn, always staying unbent no matter what.
figurative His principles were unbent, like a solid steel rod in the face of adversity.
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