Undiscouraged [adjective]

But, undiscouraged, Jack had refilled the machine and was awaiting results.

There were moments when both his life and his soul seemed overtaxed by so many years of undiscouraged belief in regeneration.

Della had no money to buy a croquet set, but she had something far better, an alert and undiscouraged mind.

Undiscouraged and undismayed, he kept on playing football until in his last year he became captain of the Exeter football team.

“I shall go out every day till I find something to do,” said Rupert, with the undiscouraged fervour of youth.

Undiscouraged, she dug one side of the first hole, and presently she held out to Amy what at first puzzled them both.

And, not wryly but with undiscouraged faith, they vote away for the Hylans and the Hardings of each recurrent crisis.

Undiscouraged, Mr. Quince, with practiced hand, continued to seek for Mr. Jones with the iron hook.

But the Boy, though in his heart troubled and surprised, kept an undiscouraged face, and advised the hunters not to crow too soon.

Undiscouraged, he resolved still to pursue his object, uniting it with his daily toil.