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Definition of steadfastly - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
loyaltyin a loyal and committed manner
- She stood steadfastly by her friend's side during the crisis..
2.
firmlyin a firm and unwavering manner
- She steadfastly refused to abandon her principles.
Origin of steadfastly
Old English, stede (place) + fæst (firm)
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steadfastly
in a manner that shows no signs of hesitation or weakness
Examples of steadfastly in a sentence
The team worked steadfastly towards their common goal. He steadfastly defended his beliefs. They steadfastly pursued their goals despite challenges.
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- French:fidèlement, fermement, ...
- German:standhaft, unerschütterlich, ...
- Italian:lealmente, fermamente, ...
- Spanish:fielmente, firmemente, ...
- Portuguese:fielmente, firmemente, ...
- Chinese:坚定地, 不屈不挠地, ...
- Japanese:忠実に, 堅く, ...
- Arabic:بِوَفاء, بِحَزْم, ...
- Hebrew:בְּנֶאֱמָנוּת, בְּנְחִישׁוּת, ...
- Russian:непоколебимо, стойко, ...
- Ukrainian:вірно, твердо, ...
- Hindi:निष्ठापूर्वक, अडिगता से, ...
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