Definition of unshakably | Bee Dictionary of English

Their economies are not in shambles, their corruption is far from exorbitant, their armies remain unshakably loyal to their military leaders.
This very patient film reaches out and unshakably grips us, not least because of Imelda Staunton's heartbreaking performance as the simple-souled Vera but also because Leigh .
It is a land of mountaineers who tote rifles in their cars, glare in suspicion at strangers, and believe unshakably in racial segregation.

Donaldson, A's rally in 11th to beat Angels again
ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) — Even after every momentum swing, dramatic hit and terrible relief performance in an 11-inning game, the Oakland Athletics still were unshakably confident somebody would pull them through.
April 16, 2014 - Associated Press via Yahoo! News
Josh Donaldson delivers in the 11th to lift A's past Angels
ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) Even after every momentum swing, dramatic hit and terrible relief performance in an 11-inning game, the Oakland Athletics still were unshakably confident somebody would pull them through.
April 16, 2014 - Fox Sports
A’s Overcome Trout’s HR, Win 10-9 in 10
ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) Even after every momentum swing, dramatic hit and terrible relief performance in an 11-inning game, the Oakland Athletics still were unshakably confident somebody would pull them through.
April 16, 2014 - CBS Sacramento

Hu Jintao in New York Times
...Hu Jintao, in what Chinese political experts and party members said was a clear reference to the debate, told legislative delegates last week that China must "unshakably persist with economic reform."
Richard Blumenthal in Bristol Press
Attorney General Richard Blumenthal called Judge Meskill "unshakably courageous in confronting injustice and upholding the Constitution. He was a great judge who looked back into history and ahead decades for the intent of his court rulings. I...

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