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Meanings of steadfast in English
Marked by firm determination or resolution; not shakable.
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Usage of steadfast in English
1
However, our belief in Africa and its people remains steadfast and strong.
2
McQuaid was steadfast in his belief that cycling has a positive future.
3
Florentina in Italy, says that she expects the Americans to remain steadfast.
4
Look here, Kate; you must be steadfast here; everything depends on you.
5
Jon inspired loyalty and steadfast devotion among his friends and his colleagues.
6
The steadfast look went out of his eyes; they danced with gaiety.
7
The steadfast dedication, courage, and strength of our troops inspired this book.
8
She was steadfast and consistent; a daughter of the stern, snow-scourged North.
9
But henceforth they were uniformly steadfast in the allegiance they had promised.
10
For now are we alive if ye stand steadfast in the lord.
11
But, he told himself savagely, in the end the metal was steadfast.
12
Wilcher won by 10 percentage points, emerging as a steadfast CorrectHealth defender.
13
The lady cast a friendly and approving glance at the steadfast youth.
14
It is my absolute confidence in you which has held me steadfast.
15
Few lives of such simple and steadfast heroism have ever been lived.
16
With thy strength may I be steadfast in what I would achieve.
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Steadfast through the time
Steadfast across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common