steadfast
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Adj — Firm and unwavering in loyalty, belief, or purpose.
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Etymology
From Old English stedefæst, literally "fixed in place" — a compound of stead ("place") and fast ("firm").
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What does “steadfast” mean?
The word “steadfast” means firm and unwavering in loyalty, belief, or purpose. In plain terms, reliably firm and loyal, not wavering under pressure.
How do you pronounce “steadfast”?
“Steadfast” is pronounced STEHD-fahst (/ˈstɛdfæst/ in IPA).
How do you use “steadfast” in a sentence?
Here is “steadfast” used in a sentence: “She remained steadfast in her decision despite the pressure to change her mind.”
What part of speech is “steadfast”?
“Steadfast” is an adjective.
Where does the word “steadfast” come from?
The word “steadfast” comes from Old English. From Old English stedefæst, literally "fixed in place" — a compound of stead ("place") and fast ("firm").
Is “steadfast” a common word?
“Steadfast” is an uncommon word in modern English.