Answer:
The word “Inébranlablement” is French and it is an adverb form of the adjective “Inébranlable”. The adjective “Inébranlable” translates to “unshakeable”, “unwavering”, “steadfast”, or “immovable” in English12. Therefore, “Inébranlablement” would mean “unshakeably”, “unwaveringly”, “steadfastly”, or “immovably”. It’s used to describe something that is very solid or someone who is very determined and does not change their mind easily.
It is pronounced:
in·ébran·lable·ment
