unswayable

Example:The new member of the team was still swayed by external opinions and thus less confident in his decisions.

Definition:Capable of being influenced, moved, or changed, especially in opinion, behavior, or manner.

Example:The plan was vulnerable to shakable factors that could upset its success.

Definition:Subject to influence, change, or alteration; perturbed or disturbed.

Example:She was no longer so yielding when it came to her personal boundaries.

Definition:Giving in or conceding; the opposite of unwavering.

Example:The management became more bending when faced with the employees' demands.

Definition:Preparing or willing to concede or compromise; flexible or give in.

Example:The coach was firm-but-flexible in implementing his strategies, adapting when necessary.

Definition:Strong and unshakable in attitude or belief, but also open to reasonable discussion and change.