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unyielding

[uhn-yeel-ding] / ʌnˈjil dɪŋ /


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Unyielding Royalists, who called themselves Cavaliers, immigrated in large numbers to Virginia as refugees during the period of Puritan rule in Britain in the 1640s and ’50s.

From The Wall Street Journal • Jun. 10, 2026

Unyielding forests, soggy fields, poor harvests and epidemics created a situation in which landowning gentlemen, desperate to maintain honor, could slip into debt, despair, sin, ruin.

From New York Times • May 21, 2010

Unyielding, Brown left it about the same, finally got around to reading it to the jury after dinner that night.

From Time Magazine Archive

"Unyielding devotion to the Constitution and to the guarantees of civil, political and religious liberty therein contained."

From Time Magazine Archive

Old as mankind, yet with immortal youth: Unyielding, ardent, sinuous and bold, Alluring ever in the guise of truth.

From The Call of the Mountains and other Poems by Pickering, James E.




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