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View definitions for steadfastly

steadfastly

adverb as in fast

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adverb as in hard

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adverb as in resolutely

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Example Sentences

He has steadfastly maintained his innocence, noting in his jailhouse letter to the press that U.S. investigators were unable to find “a single peso-dollar” worth of bribe money in his bank accounts.

The company has steadfastly — stubbornly — taken the approach that the gender of characters such as Link or Mario is irrelevant as they are simply puppets for player control.

The Sun reported that Schofield had "quite a few offers for various things - but has steadfastly turned them all down".

From BBC

Regardless of Trump’s character faults, this is a very tight race because his core voters are steadfastly loyal.

She also stands “steadfastly against antisemitism both at home and abroad and will do the same as president,” Finkelstein said.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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