undiminished

US // (ˌʌndɪˈmɪnɪʃt) //

不减色,不减反增,不减,不减弱

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective

as inout-and-out

Synonyms

“We know how to fight, but we need weapons,” said Duarte, whose combative spirit remains undiminished by age.
You think back to their arrival that day, to their undiminished pride.
He had an undiminished sense of the possible, and how to push the boundaries.
These issues took a backseat during the 2010 elections, but their power to motivate these voters is undiminished.
Still, Nixon's desire to go after Anderson remained undiminished.
The rifle-fire kept on undiminished while Carver led his men in short dashes along the edge of the bush to the same spot.
It will do its undiminished work as long as the rains fall and the snows melt.
The money help had set him at ease, and he could now laugh when, on counting the coin in the drawer, he found it undiminished.
Now seeing the reptiles themselves their wonder was undiminished, with no clearer comprehension of why they were thus congregated.
Down to the sixth century it remained in its beauty undiminished, and little decayed.

US // (ˌʌndɪˈmɪnɪʃt) //

不减色,不减反增,不减,不减弱

adj.形容词 adjective

as inout-and-out

Synonyms

“We know how to fight, but we need weapons,” said Duarte, whose combative spirit remains undiminished by age.
You think back to their arrival that day, to their undiminished pride.
He had an undiminished sense of the possible, and how to push the boundaries.
These issues took a backseat during the 2010 elections, but their power to motivate these voters is undiminished.
Still, Nixon's desire to go after Anderson remained undiminished.
The rifle-fire kept on undiminished while Carver led his men in short dashes along the edge of the bush to the same spot.
It will do its undiminished work as long as the rains fall and the snows melt.
The money help had set him at ease, and he could now laugh when, on counting the coin in the drawer, he found it undiminished.
Now seeing the reptiles themselves their wonder was undiminished, with no clearer comprehension of why they were thus congregated.
Down to the sixth century it remained in its beauty undiminished, and little decayed.