steadfastly
Definition
Adverb: * In a firm, unwavering, and resolutely determined manner. It describes the quality of being fixed, steady, and unchanging in purpose, loyalty, or belief, especially in the face of difficulty or opposition.
Usage and Examples
The adverb "steadfastly" modifies verbs to describe how an action is performed with unwavering commitment.
- Example 1: She steadfastly refused to compromise her principles.
- Example 2: Throughout the crisis, the captain steadfastly believed they would be rescued.
- Example 3: He gazed steadfastly at the horizon, waiting for a sign.
Advanced Usage
- To stand steadfastly: To remain firm and unmoving in one's position or beliefs.
- The community stood steadfastly together against the proposed development.
- To believe steadfastly: To hold a belief with unwavering conviction.
- He believed steadfastly in the power of education to change lives.
Variants and Related Words
- Steadfast (Adjective): The adjective form.
- He was a steadfast ally.
- Steadfastness (Noun): The quality of being steadfast.
- Her steadfastness in the face of criticism was admirable.
Synonyms
- Resolutely
- Firmly
- Unwaveringly
- Determinedly
- Staunchly
Antonyms
- Hesitantly
- Weakly
- Indecisively
- Unsteadily
Adverb
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with resolute determination
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we firmly believed it
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you must stand firm
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