Adjective:

ਅਨਿਮਖਿ, ਅਨਿਮੇਸ਼,

unblinking's Usage Examples:

bird flu, global warming or dirty bombs lost the ability to keep you unblinkingly awake until the disquieting calm of dawn’s early light? How about a side.

the unblinking, lidless eyes) seemed to imply that they were intelligent, that they lived by reason.

romance", added that it is a love song that is "no less sexy for being unblinkingly true to life", and Jocelyn Vena of MTV News wrote that the song is "all.

Many older witches, known as ferminibí, were reported to try [with water] and others with fire, or staring unblinking into basins of water, trying to get some clues to the locations of the lost treasures.

Rail, " This unblinking collection is a tour of whistle stops under a strobe light".

of Wrath, have won critical acclaim for their suspense, realism, and unblinking appreciation of geopolitical and modern military realities.

The album starts off with "When It Was Over," an unblinkingly honest look at love"s perseverance in the face of hurtful situations.

despite the modern reality of much else that he writes, that he can unblinkingly accept this unintuitive and barely comprehensible principle as self-evident.

four, stating that "Savior is a brutally honest war film that looks unblinkingly at how hate and prejudice can pose as patriotism.

"starts at the beginning and goes straight through to the inevitable end, unblinkingly.

his collection "Walking After Midnight" in the Brooklyn Rail, " This unblinking collection is a tour of whistle stops under a strobe light".

Beckett requires the actor remain practically motionless and stares unblinkingly toward – though not directly at – the camera lens, an extraordinary demand.

But Dos Passos, in his dispirited and unblinking realism, was the one to convey what it meant to be alive in the nineteen-thirties.

Synonyms:

unshrinking, fearless, unflinching, unafraid, unintimidated,

Antonyms:

insecure, cowardly, fearlessness, timid, afraid,