unsteadfast

see definition of unsteadfast

as inmobile

as inmoving
as intransportable

Synonyms for unsteadfast

adj movable, travelling

Antonyms for unsteadfast

moving

adjective. mobile

Word Origin & History

Old English stedefæst "secure in position," from stede (see stead) + fæst (see fast (adj.)); cf. Middle Low German stedevast, Old Norse staðfastr. Related: Steadfastly, steadfastness.

Example Sentences for unsteadfast

The glances that he fixed upon me were unsteadfast and wild.

Morton translates false reckoning, which hardly comes under the head of unsteadfast belief; fals takynges P.

The people he had led thither were mere children, rendered dependent and unsteadfast by their long period of servitude.

Some old tales evince it in the unsteadfast purpose of the narrative, the hero quite forgetting the initial motive of his action.

Black-coloured the unsteadfast comrade; white the man whose thoughts keep troth.

To pass along the trunk, rendered slippery by the wet and unsteadfast by the wind, was imminently dangerous.

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Antonyms for unsteadfast

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moving

transportable

Synonyms for unsteadfast

mobile