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unshakable

adjective firm, staunch, resolute, sure, certain, fixed, secure, constant, absolute, unassailable, well-founded, steadfast, unwavering, immovable, unswerving She had an unshakeable faith in human goodness.
shaky, insecure, wavering, uncertain, unsure, wobbly

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unerschütterlich

ακλόνητος

unshakeable

[ʌnˈʃeɪkəb^əl] adj [faith, belief, conviction, confidence] → inébranlable

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Unshakeability in the boardroom During the bitterly disappointing start Pardew acknowledged in public that he might not be safe but in private, the assurances from managing director Lee Charnley were very different.

Unpredictable Magpies confound expectations Unpredictable; THE AGENDA: Five things behind Newcastle's winter resurgence Newcastle United editor Mark Douglas looks at the five factors which have influenced the Magpies' turnaround in form over the last month, with a final note of caution

The environment could also be an example, such as a mountain as an image of unshakeability (v.1000).

Avoiding unintended harm to the environment and the Buddhist ethic of intention (1)

The telos for Nausiphanes was akataplexia, glossed by Warren as "unshakeability" or "steadfastness." The term is possibly a forerunner of Epicurus' ataraxia, the state of being unperturbed.

Warren, James. Epicurus and Democritean Ethics: An Archaeology of Ataraxia

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