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unbowed

[uhn-boud] / ʌnˈbaʊd /


ADJECTIVE
not bent
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The splendor of a royal extravaganza was viewed very differently back then, as a display of resilience and pride in a country left battered but unbowed by a savage war.

From Los Angeles Times

But for now, he remains unbowed, unconcerned that endless news cycles about paying hush money to an adult-film star could harm him politically.

From Washington Post

In an interview with The New York Times on Thursday evening, Mr. Krisadang said the women’s spirits remain unbowed.

From New York Times

The issues of inequity, race, poverty, wealth and class are all here in prose and plot, animated by everyman characters unbowed by convention, who leap off the page level-eyed and unrepentant.

From Washington Post

Marking the war’s first anniversary on Friday, Zelensky sought to rally his bloodied compatriots, declaring the country unbowed.

From Los Angeles Times