unbending

IPA: ʌnbˈɛndɪŋ

noun

  • The act of one who unbends.

adjective

  • inflexible and not yielding
  • very reserved, aloof and asocial
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Examples of "unbending" in Sentences

  • Sorry if I came across as unbending.
  • The guy is being hypocritical and unbending.
  • An anecdote will illustrate his unbending resolution.
  • They seem a little too unbending in their applicability.
  • Or are we just recognizing their unbending determination
  • I am too straitlaced and unbending about the encyclopedia.
  • I pointed this out and was met with similar unbending response.
  • I also thought you were unbending but I guess I was wrong about that.
  • Despite his unbending resistance, his state fell to an innings defeat.
  • The current environment is pretty unbending to consider any alternatives.
  • Strict, kind of unbending fundamentalist religions is the way they were both brought up.
  • Constance had been wondering how she could inform Tony that his aunt and sister had arrived, without unbending from the dignified silence of the past three days.
  • But the Alexandrine, by its pause in the midst, is a tardy and stately measure; and the word unbending, one of the most sluggish and slow which our language affords, cannot much accelerate its motion.
  • At various times Lady Huntingdon expressed her religious experience in verse, and the manful vigor of her school of faith recalls the unbending confidence of Job, for she was not a stranger to affliction.

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