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Meanings of more steadfast in English

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Usage of more steadfast in English
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And I know nothing more keen, more vigilant, more steadfast than that.
A Gentleman of France: Being the Memoirs of Gaston de Bonne Sieu...
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She breathed into Percival's warm, beneficent heart her own more steadfast and divine intelligence.
Lucretia — Volume 06
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He said the government's action had made them more steadfast on their course of action.
Radio NZ
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You have stood stronger, more steadfast than anyone would have a right to ask for.
The Last Ship
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This one was different, more steadfast, and he felt that she took control of him.
Silence of the grave
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The control of a mind more steadfast than her own was necessary to her respectability.
Miscellaneous Writings and Speeches — Volume 3
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There were many martyrs, but not one more steadfast.
Woman: Man's Equal
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The light was once more steadfast; so again he sat down on his heels and waited.
The Valley of the Kings
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The cypresses upon the hilltops stood no more resolutely erect, the hills themselves were no more steadfast.
The Best Short Stories of 1920, and the Yearbook of the American...
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The more steadfast I was in my ways, the further and further I pushed my wife away.
Ebony
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But Joy was more steadfast than Phyllis.
The Wishing-Ring Man
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Not because I was stronger, or because my faith was more steadfast, but because I had no choice.
Siege of heaven
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She might trifle brilliantly with the surface of life, but her soul was more steadfast than a star.
The Jervaise Comedy
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Eugene could not help seeing that the father's self-less love was deeper and more steadfast than his own.
Father Goriot
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They concentrate their energy on securing maximum profits, an aim much more steadfast than any political aim could be.
Land of marvels
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His frame has grown more athletic; his eye, more steadfast and less restless, looks you full in the face.
The Caxtons: A Family Picture — Volume 17
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