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[ UK /ʌnflˈæɡɪŋ/ ]
[ US /ənˈfɫæɡɪŋ/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. unceasing
    unflagging courtesy
    unfailing loyalty
    unfailing good spirits
  2. showing sustained enthusiastic action with unflagging vitality
    a tireless worker
    unflagging pursuit of excellence
    an indefatigable advocate of equal rights

How To Use unflagging In A Sentence

  • Even Chancellor Angela Merkel, who not so long ago pledged Germany's unflagging support for Israel's quest for security, recently told Netanyahu that no one can any longer believe anything he says about Israel's interest in peace. Henry Siegman: The Democracy Revolutions and the Israel-Palestine Conflict
  • Both Lincoln and Roosevelt were brilliant wartime leaders precisely because they were able to overcome adversity and inspire the country toward ultimate victory with their unflagging will to win.
  • Ireland's artisans delighted us with their heart, their stamina and their unflagging will to win - they fully deserved in the end to beat Spain's artistas, but were denied.
  • Again, thank you all for the encouragement, the flattering reviews, and your unbeatable, unflagging enthusiasm.
  • Yet in spite of her age, her enthusiasm was unflagging, for she exclaimed in a postscript that she would be wearing her best new dress and her best new hat!
  • Constant anxious attention to her appearance becomes a major part of woman's life, a source of frustration, unflagging investment and invidious comparison.
  • She left the portals of decision-making long ago, and has been at it now for sometime with a remarkably undiminished enthusiasm and an equally unflagging intellectual curiosity.
  • But her unflagging ambition more than made up for her shortcomings.
  • He thanked Tony for his unflagging energy and support.
  • She acted as patron to many emerging politicians, was an unflagging correspondent, and a relentless string-puller.
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