Definition for Unswervingly:

• Without swerving.

Synonyms for Unswervingly:

• adv.

  •all (adverb)
  • unswervingly.
  •directly (adverb)
  • direct,
  • precisely,
  • smack,
  • beeline,
  • right,
  • slap,
  • straight,
  • plump,
  • due,
  • exactly,
  • dead.
  •smack-dab (adverb)
  • fair,
  • bang,
  • just,
  • square,
  • flush.

• Other synonyms:

  •Other relevant words:
  • unfailingly,
  • Abidingly,
  • forthright,
  • earnestly,
  • in a beeline,
  • Untiringly,
  • solidly,
  • uniformly,
  • Throughly,
  • tenaciously,
  • seriously,
  • determinedly,
  • constantly,
  • steadfastly,
  • unshakably,
  • dependably,
  • surely,
  • Undividedly,
  • immovably,
  • stanchly,
  • patiently,
  • tooth and nail,
  • steadily,
  • truly,
  • hammer and tongs,
  • heart and soul,
  • diligently,
  • staunchly,
  • straightforward,
  • devotedly,
  • unhesitatingly,
  • resolutely,
  • faithfully,
  • consistently,
  • unflinchingly,
  • doggedly,
  • unfalteringly,
  • decidedly,
  • industriously,
  • religiously,
  • on the beam,
  • persistently,
  • securely,
  • in line,
  • firmly,
  • reliably,
  • loyally,
  • confidently,
  • unwaveringly.

Paraphrases for Unswervingly:

• Equivalence

  • Adverb
    steadfastly.

• Independent

  • Adverb
    resolutely, firmly, tirelessly, persistently, relentlessly, ceaselessly, consistently, staunchly, unequivocally, Untiringly, assiduously, always, adamantly, steadily, strongly, invariably, decisively, determinedly, constantly.

• Other Related

  • Adverb
    unwaveringly, unremittingly.

Antonyms for Unswervingly:

• adv.

  • directly
    indirectly.

• Other antonyms:

  • n.
    swervingly.

Unswervingly Sentence Examples:

• Indeed, though unswervingly polite - even punctilious with her - he had grown quite taciturn and very obstinate and finicking in self - assertion.

• He was watching the two men, his automatic covered them unswervingly; but out of the corner of his eye he could not help but see that red patch on the floor beside him, that looked like an ordinary flannel chest protector, and to which the cord that he had torn from his antagonist's neck was still attached.