stalwart in Italian
stalwart in Italian is robusto, convinto, fedele — stalwart means strongly and solidly built; sturdy.
stalwart in Italian
robusto
Firmly or solidly built.
convinto
Courageous.
fedele
Courageous.
fedelissimo
Courageous.
sostenitore convinto
One who firmly supports a cause.
sostenitore fedele
One who firmly supports a cause.
What does "stalwart" mean?
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adj Strongly and solidly built; sturdy.
"Two stalwart guards stood at the gate."
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adj Loyal, determined, and dependable, especially over a long time.
"She remained a stalwart supporter of the campaign through every setback."
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noun A dependable, long-standing supporter of a cause, team, or organization.
"The veteran player is a stalwart of the club, having played there for fifteen years."
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stalwart in a sentence
- Two stalwart guards stood at the gate.
- She remained a stalwart supporter of the campaign through every setback.
- The veteran player is a stalwart of the club, having played there for fifteen years.
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What is "stalwart" in Italian?
"stalwart" in Italian is robusto, convinto, fedele. stalwart means: Strongly and solidly built; sturdy.
How do you use "stalwart" in a sentence?
Example: "Two stalwart guards stood at the gate." In Italian, "stalwart" is robusto, convinto, fedele.
Are there other ways to say "stalwart" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 6 translations listed for "stalwart": robusto, convinto, fedele, fedelissimo, sostenitore convinto, sostenitore fedele.
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