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steadfastly

[sted-fast-lee, -fahst-, -fuhst-] / ˈstɛdˌfæst li, -ˌfɑst-, -fəst- /
ADVERB
fast
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Antonyms
WEAK
loosely unfixedly






ADVERB
resolutely
Synonyms


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Steadfastly loyal, Moran picks a question—or a partnership—and works on it thoroughly.

From Science Magazine • Nov. 14, 2019

Steadfastly determined to hog the headlines in this morning's Rumours, Roy Hodgson and Liverpool feature in this paragraph too.

From The Guardian • Aug. 23, 2010

Steadfastly loyal to the Holy See, he pushed for reconciliation between Beijing and the Vatican.

From Time Magazine Archive

Steadfastly during the voyage, even when his ship was obviously pushing her pace, the Coolidge of Cunard insisted to newshawks: "I deprecate any emphasis on speed."

From Time Magazine Archive

Steadfastly, she went down the steep road, avoiding the sidewalk, for she remembered that Miss Mehitable's ears were keen.

From A Spinner in the Sun by Reed, Myrtle




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