unwaning

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ waning.

Adjective

unwaning (comparative more unwaning, superlative most unwaning)

1. Not waning.
   • 1807, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, To William Wordsworth:

     With light unwaning on her eyes

   • 1920, May Edginton, Married Life‎^[1]:

     She waked often in the solitude of the night, imaging the bride and bridegroom on the track of rapture, following the unwaning star.