undeclining

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ declining.

Adjective

undeclining (comparative more undeclining, superlative most undeclining)

1. Not declining.
   • 1842, Lydia Sigourney, Poems, "This is not your rest.", page 79:

     In vain! In vain! wild storms will rise and o'er your fabrics sweep,
     Yet when loud thunders wake the wave, and deep replies to deep,
     When in your path, Hope's broken prism doth shed its parting ray,
     Spring up and fix your tearful eye on undeclining day.