un·swerv·ing
(ŭn-swûr′vĭng)adj.
1. Not veering or turning aside: "a path ... so straight and unswerving" (Mary Wilkins Freeman).
2. Constant; steady: unswerving allegiance; unswerving devotion.
un·swerv′ing·ly adv.
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unswervingly
(ʌnˈswɜːvɪŋlɪ)adv
in a constant and unswerving manner
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| Adv. | 1. |  unswervingly - in a constant and steadfast manner; "an unswervingly loyal man" |
| 2. |  unswervingly - without swerving; in a direct and unswerving manner; "the ship travelled unswervingly through the night" |
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Translations
unswervingly
[ʌnˈswɜːvɪŋlɪ] ADV to be unswervingly loyal to sb → ser totalmente leal a algnto hold unswervingly to one's course → no apartarse ni un ápice de su rumbo
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unswervingly
adv to be unswervingly loyal to somebody → jdm unerschütterlich or unbeirrbar treu sein; to hold unswervingly to one’s course → unbeirrbar seinen Weg gehen
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