Pronunciation: /ʌnˈʃeɪkəbəl/
noun a person or thing that is unshakable
A1 My unshakable belief in myself helps me overcome challenges.
A2 Her unshakable determination to succeed is truly inspiring.
B1 The team's unshakable unity enabled them to achieve their goal.
B2 His unshakable resolve to stand up for what is right is admirable.
C1 The CEO's unshakable confidence in the company's future reassured investors.
C2 The scientist's unshakable commitment to research led to groundbreaking discoveries.
adjective not able to be shaken or disturbed
A1 She had an unshakable belief in her ability to succeed.
A2 His unshakable loyalty to his friends was admirable.
B1 The team's unshakable determination led them to victory.
B2 Despite facing many challenges, her unshakable confidence never wavered.
C1 His unshakable resolve to uphold justice made him a respected figure in the community.
C2 The CEO's unshakable commitment to ethical business practices set a high standard for the industry.
formal Her unshakable dedication to her work earned her a promotion.
informal I have an unshakable feeling that everything will turn out fine.
slang No matter what happens, I've got an unshakable vibe about this.
figurative The foundation of their friendship was unshakable, like a rock in a stormy sea.
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