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- adjective That cannot be
dissuaded .
Etymologies
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Examples
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In the Parliament Close, trodden daily underfoot by advocates, two letters and a date mark the resting-place of the man who made Scotland over again in his own image, the indefatigable, undissuadable John Knox.
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To poets and literats -- to every woman and man, today or any day, the conditions of the present, needs, dangers, prejudices, and the like, are the perfect conditions on which we are here, and the conditions for wording the future with undissuadable words.
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It is not that putty you see in Congress and in the Presidency; it is iron -- it is the undissuadable swift metal of death.
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In the Parliament Close, trodden daily underfoot by advocates, two letters and a date mark the resting-place of the man who made Scotland over again in his own image, the indefatigable, undissuadable John Knox.
The Works of Robert Louis Stevenson - Swanston Edition Vol. 1 (of 25) Robert Louis Stevenson 1872
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In the Parliament Close, trodden daily underfoot by advocates, two letters and a date mark the resting-place of the man who made Scotland over again in his own image, the indefatigable, undissuadable John
Edinburgh Picturesque Notes Robert Louis Stevenson 1872
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He thought there were probably people here with wasting diseases, a few, undissuadable, skin flaking away.
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