Unbending is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNBENDING in dictionary:

VERB:
• make or become straight from a bent or twisted form or position
• become less reserved, formal, or strict
• unfasten (sails) from yards and stays.
• untie or cast loose (a rope or cable).
NOUN:
• the act of unbending
ADJECTIVE:
• stern, uncompromising
• rigid or inflexible
• Not bending; not suffering flexure; not yielding to pressure; stiff; -- applied to material things.
• Unyielding in will; not subject to persuasion or influence; inflexible; resolute; -- applied to persons.
• Unyielding in nature; unchangeable; fixed; -- applied to abstract ideas; as, unbending truths.
• Devoted to relaxation or amusement.
• incapable of adapting or changing to meet circumstances
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make or allow to become straight

Words related to UNBENDING

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How to use UNBENDING in a sentence

• He retained the same unbending soul, and by his fixed countenance and measured language, sometimes by an artificial affability, he tried to conceal his approaching end.
• The capability of unbending thus, the genuine cheerfulness which enters at due times into simple amusements, has been found not rarely in the highest and purest minds.
• She was particularly excellent in her unbending scenes in conversation with the Clown.
• Possibly she recognized in him a will less despotic than her own, but quite as unbending when he chose to exercise it.
• The unbending character of the latter, who was otherwise a worthy man, rendered the undertaking almost hopeless.
• And, when unbending among friends from his exacting literary labors, the charm of his presence and conversation was perfect.
• That breathing stillness, which unbending and stern discipline can alone impart, pervaded the ship.
• His unbending fidelity to principle and his impetuosity probably produced on the tribunal an impression of obstinacy combined with caprice.
• He had taken off his ring without unbending his finger.
• Firm and unbending! They may be crushed, but not subdued.
• He stood unbending, then turned on his heels and went out.
• Until such time shall come either the statutes must fix an unbending and arbitrary time which takes no account of individual cases, or it must be left with the court or jury.
• As a consequence of his unbending fidelity to the principles of his life, Mr.
• It was a singular face, so set in its lines of enforced patience, so unbending.
• Abell, had a temper as unbending as Andrew Jackson, and did to the day of his death hold a faith in the institution of slavery as abiding as John C.
• If Buckingham was ever unbending, it was to Sir Julian.
• He sat stiffly erect, unbending and aloof, with a kind of arrogance which just escaped being splendid.
• The correct style in the old days was a sort of unbending stiffness which made their infrequent smiles more profound and more ideal.
• According to their wont these men, exceeding terrible, impetuous, with strong and unbending forms, bring with them beautiful light.
• She hated Sylvia too, but she looked forward to subduing the unbending pride that so coldly withstood her, and for the sake of that she kept her animosity in check.
• With fixed ideas of truth and the means of acquiring truth, it was to a considerable degree unbending in its attitude toward youth.
• Men were working aloft on the yards, bending or unbending sails.
• It is doubtful if he was ever capable of unbending so far as to play a game of football.
• It revealed His unbending, unflinching ideals of right, and the great strength and tenderness of His love for men.
• If she did, it seemed easy of accomplishment to those who knew not how perfect and complete were the fetters thrown around her, and how unbending the will which governed hers.
• He eyed the prior with a look as unbending as his own.
• Time only could soften that poor woman, obstinately unbending in her grief.
• She saw the burning passion of the sun and with it the cold, unbending duty-deeds of upper air.
• Why? because the unbending unflinching honesty of the man, and his political sagacity, have created him a character unprecedented in the annals of his country.
• Many anecdotes are related of his intrepidity, self-respect, and unbending will.

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