unfailingly

unfailing | American Dictionary

unfailing
adjective[ not gradable ]
us/ʌnˈfeɪ·lɪŋ/
(of a positive quality of someone’s character) showing itself at all times:
She was known for her unfailing good humor.

Examples of unfailing

unfailing
A closely related characteristic, familiar to all those who are lucky enough to spend time with him, is an unfailing attitude of optimism and cheerfulness.
Night after night they have come, often long weary journeys, with un-agging zeal and unfailing regularity.
The practice was institutionalised and government officials were conditioned to accept them as the unfailing guiding principle of their economic and financial policies.
The principle of self-governing for villagers has an unfailing implication for village-level material self-support.
However, what is known, as will be reviewed below, raises doubts about clinical impressions that suggest unfailing stability and, simply put, many questions remain to be answered at present.
The render covers the whole elevation with unfailing uniformity - a flat skin where the windows, in the same plane as the render, intensify the relationship of solid to void.
Val was his constant companion and his unfailing source of support.
She had an exquisite manner and unfailing consideration; she had a winning friendliness for all with whom she came in contact.
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