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steadfastness

[sted-fast-nuhs, -fuhst-] / ˈstɛdˌfæst nəs, -fəst- /


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But he’s turned protests over the case into an appeal for support from Republican voters, portraying it as as an example of his steadfastness in the face of pressure.

From Seattle Times

Jim Steinberg, a deputy secretary of state under Obama, said the war raised deep questions about Washington's willingness to act unilaterally and its steadfastness as a partner.

From Reuters

The steadfastness of vintage soul carries Angel Olsen through “Nothing’s Free,” as she sings about an unspecific but primal revelation.

From New York Times

Easy-going and relaxed when meeting newcomers in his heavily fortified headquarters, dressed in military khaki whether meeting royalty or visiting soldiers near the frontline, Zelenskiy projects an image of steadiness and steadfastness.

From Reuters

In an email last week to members, church elders said Mr. Chandler “completed everything asked of him with submissiveness, steadfastness and humility, and we have received positive feedback from all involved.”

From New York Times