Steadfastly

Word STEADFASTLY
Character 11
Hyphenation stead fast ly
Pronunciations N/A

Definitions and meanings of "Steadfastly"

What do we mean by steadfastly?

In a steadfast manner; firmly; with conviction

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The word "steadfastly" in example sentences

And yet both groups remain steadfastly committed to the Democratic party. ❋ Dylan Loewe (2010)

Leave it to America to want a broken system to remain steadfastly in place as a National Treasure ... so as to flag future generations to our incompetence and stubbornness as a culture. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The A's remain steadfastly in Pena's corner, though a brief trip to the minors for regrouping isn't out of the question. ❋ Unknown (2002)

But he steadfastly refused, whereupon they put him to death after the manner described in the tale in the case of Bertric, while he called steadfastly upon ❋ Unknown (1863)

This confusion of the verbal forms creates an problem down the line with the idea of "steadfastly", even if the writer of this document and I can’t think the bishop would have misquoted the Motu Proprio, had actually quoted the M.P. accurately. ❋ Loyalcatholic (2007)

He held, as some do at the present day, that "if the law be unjust, then is it, _ipso facto_, void and of no force:" so that "the laws against recusants -- are to be esteemed as no laws by such as steadfastly believe these [Romish rites] to be necessary observances of the true religion ... ❋ Emily Sarah Holt (1864)

The Bush administration, though, did not follow this procedure for those brought to Guantanamo; it did not provide them any hearings and for years steadfastly maintained that it did not need to do so. ❋ Erwin Chemerinsky (2010)

Litz, who had steadfastly maintained that Phelps hadn't meant to kill Jackson, wouldn't say what had happened to change the situation. ❋ Unknown (2011)

Poignantly if foolishly, Ganz steadfastly believed—even after an avalanche of falsified documents, trumped-up charges and character assassination descended on him—that justice would prevail and that his small car would triumph. ❋ Patrick Cooke (2012)

In 1786, the commonwealth of Virginia passed the Act for Establishing Religious Freedom, written by Thomas Jefferson and steadfastly supported by James Madison. ❋ Andrew Coulson (2011)

He condemned those who used the Bible to justify racism, oppression and homophobia, but also steadfastly defended the text's message. ❋ Unknown (2011)

Sadly for economic lessons, reality seems to fairly steadfastly refuse to clearly hew to economic reality where Minimum Wage is concerned. ❋ Unknown (2009)

My dad, a steadfastly ethical person who would rather alert every newspaper in town than kow-tow to extortion, refused and prepared to spend whatever time it took to get his plane. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Demjanjuk has steadfastly rejected the allegation, insisting he never served as a guard anywhere. ❋ Unknown (2011)

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