Unshakable
adj.resilient, hopefulwarm
What it means
So firmly established that fear, doubt, or pressure cannot weaken it.
Reach for it when Praising trust, belief, resolve, or steadiness tested by adversity.
The crew's unshakable trust in the safety lead prevented a panicked retreat.
Choose between these
6- playful
dependability needs vivid informal praise
not when too casual for solemn conviction
- warm
deep-rooted
belief or trust has a long foundation
not when old convictions can still be shaken
- professional
a decision remains firm under pressure
not when describes chosen purpose better than trust
- formal
loyal commitment holds through difficulty
not when does not imply near-total resistance to doubt
- formal
focus or support never veers
not when more about consistency than deep foundation
- literary
immovable
a position cannot be shifted
not when can imply stubborn refusal to learn
Said against
3- shakable
- wavering
- fragile
It naturally appears in
3- unshakable belief
Her unshakable belief in rehabilitation shaped every sentence.
- unshakable trust
Transparent records created unshakable trust between the two crews.
- remain unshakable
Their resolve remained unshakable after the second postponement.
Where this comes from
- wiktionary, adjective: impossible to weaken or disturb opens in a new tab · retrieved 2026-07-26
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