steadfast in Latin
steadfast in Latin is constans, fidus, firmus — steadfast means firm and unwavering in loyalty, belief, or purpose.
steadfast in Latin
constans
Fixed or unchanging; steady.
fidus
Fixed or unchanging; steady.
firmus
Fixed or unchanging; steady.
obnīxus
Fixed or unchanging; steady.
What does "steadfast" mean?
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adj Firm and unwavering in loyalty, belief, or purpose.
"She remained steadfast in her decision despite the pressure to change her mind."
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steadfast in a sentence
- She remained steadfast in her decision despite the pressure to change her mind.
- His steadfast support helped the team through its worst season.
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What is "steadfast" in Latin?
"steadfast" in Latin is constans, fidus, firmus. steadfast means: Firm and unwavering in loyalty, belief, or purpose.
How do you use "steadfast" in a sentence?
Example: "She remained steadfast in her decision despite the pressure to change her mind." In Latin, "steadfast" is constans, fidus, firmus.
Are there other ways to say "steadfast" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 4 translations listed for "steadfast": constans, fidus, firmus, obnīxus.
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