steadfast

Language: en

🇺🇸 /ˈstɛˌdfæst/

📖 Definitions

  1. adjective
    Firmly fixed in place; immovable; not subject to change or variation.; Resolutely or dutifully firm and unwavering in loyalty, faith, or commitment; constant.; Steady in direction or course; not deviating.; Firm in belief, determination, or adherence; not easily shaken or swayed.; Archaic: firmly fixed or established; stationary.

🔗 Details

Word forms

Comparative: more steadfast Superlative: most steadfast

Collocations

steadfast commitmentsteadfast supportsteadfast loyaltyremain steadfaststeadfast dedicationsteadfast in one's belief

Derivatives

steadfastlysteadfastness

Synonyms

resoluteunwaveringfirmunshakeableconstantfaithfulloyal

Antonyms

waveringfickleinconstantunreliable

Spelling tips

EN: Remember 'steadfast' contains two 'a's: one in 'stead' and one in 'fast'. A common error is writing 'stedfast' (omitting the first 'a').

💬 Examples

  1. The steadfast rocks withstood the relentless pounding of the waves for centuries.

  2. She remained a steadfast supporter of the cause throughout her entire life.

  3. The ship maintained a steadfast course toward the distant shore.

  4. Despite the criticism, he held a steadfast belief in the justice of his actions.

  5. The steadfast earth seemed to tremble beneath their feet.