unbent
/ʌnˈbɛnt/
adjective
- Not bent; straight or upright in shape or posture.
- He stood unbent despite his age, proud and tall.
- The unbent branch was used as a walking stick.
- The unbent wire lay perfectly straight on the table.
- Not yielding or giving in; firm in one's position or attitude.
- Her unbent resolve impressed the entire committee.
- Even under pressure, his principles remained unbent.
- The general's unbent determination led the army to victory.
Synonyms
verb
- Past tense and past participle of unbend: to straighten something that was bent, or to become less strict or formal.
- After the formal dinner, the host unbent and told jokes.
- She unbent the wire hanger to reach the toy behind the shelf.
- He unbent the paperclip and used it to open the lock.