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Discover LudwigThe phrase "Unwavering loyalty" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a steadfast and unchanging commitment or allegiance to someone or something. Example: "Her unwavering loyalty to the team was evident in every game they played together."
Idiom
Unwavering loyalty.
Unwavering loyalty does not question or doubt the person or issue and supports them completely.
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"Unwavering loyalty has brought much criticism and little public achievement.
Showing an unwavering loyalty to his convictions is Stephen Gough.
In turn, Benjamin was completely devoted to the Confederacy and gave Davis his unwavering loyalty.
They symbolized unwavering loyalty to the emperor with sake flasks shaped like Akita dogs.
A woman of valour, outstanding accomplish ments, unwavering loyalty and devotion to family.
Yet that unwavering loyalty has also earned Mr. Norcross labels like ruthless and vicious.
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But since then, Cohen's once-unwavering loyalty to his coiffed boss has wavered an awful lot.
It is an occasion to salute their unwavering commitment, unconditional loyalty and relentless indefatigability.
Despite his impeccable military credentials, unwavering party loyalty, towering prestige, and diplomatic savvy, Powell always stirred unease, even deep furor in the bowels of most conservative Republicans.
Peter's life was defined by his family loyalty, unwavering determination and generosity to all.
In April 2005, Ms. Boyd's unwavering love and loyalty was rewarded with Mr. Andrews's release after 17 and a half years of time served.
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