Unbending Definition

ŭn-bĕndĭng
adjective
Not bending.
Webster's New World
Not yielding; inflexible.
An unbending will to dominate.
American Heritage
Aloof and often antisocial; extremely reserved.
An unbending manner.
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noun
A relaxation of restraint, severity, etc.
Webster's New World
verb

Present participle of unbend.

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Other Word Forms of Unbending

Noun

Singular:
unbending
Plural:
unbendings

Unbending Sentence Examples

  • Is the class structure rigid and unbending?

  • An organized hierarchy, a definitive canon of the Holy Scriptures, a confession of faith and rule of faith, and unbending doctrinal discipline, these were the means employed.

  • It seems to me that they are so graceless and unbending.

  • With unbending dignity, however, he retained his antagonism; and shortly afterwards he was one of the thirteen cardinals who refused to attend the ceremony of the emperor's marriage with Marie Louise.

  • He is the typical exponent in Syriac of unbending Catholic orthodoxy.

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