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solid

[sol-id] / ˈsɒl ɪd /


ADJECTIVE
having three dimensions
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The findings suggest a promising new direction for treating advanced solid tumors that have resisted existing therapies.

From Science Daily

Apple’s robust gross margin and financial profile puts it on solid financial footing to weather supply-chain constraints, potentially allowing it to capture more market share while competitors are forced to raise prices or cut margins.

From MarketWatch

Apple’s robust gross margin and financial profile puts it on solid financial footing to weather supply-chain constraints, potentially allowing it to capture more market share while competitors are forced to raise prices or cut margins.

From MarketWatch

Powell said the U.S. economy expanded at a “solid pace” last year and has come into 2026 on a “firm footing.”

From MarketWatch

Executives said in Southwest’s fourth-quarter earnings report released late Wednesday that 2026 was off to a solid start, barring the impact of Winter Storm Fern, which has led to thousands of flight cancellations nationwide.

From MarketWatch