firmness in Irish
firmness in Irish is diongbháilteacht, fostacht, seasmhacht — firmness means the quality of being solid or resistant to pressure.
firmness in Irish
diongbháilteacht
The state of being firm
fostacht
The state of being firm
seasmhacht
The state of being firm
What does "firmness" mean?
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noun The quality of being solid or resistant to pressure.
"Test the firmness of the mattress before buying it."
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noun Steadiness of character or resolve.
"She handled the crisis with remarkable firmness."
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firmness in a sentence
- Test the firmness of the mattress before buying it.
- She handled the crisis with remarkable firmness.
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What is "firmness" in Irish?
"firmness" in Irish is diongbháilteacht, fostacht, seasmhacht. firmness means: The quality of being solid or resistant to pressure.
How do you use "firmness" in a sentence?
Example: "Test the firmness of the mattress before buying it." In Irish, "firmness" is diongbháilteacht, fostacht, seasmhacht.
Are there other ways to say "firmness" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "firmness": diongbháilteacht, fostacht, seasmhacht.
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