Meaning & Definition of word "Solidly"

Solidly

/ˈsɒl.ɪd.li/

1. In a strong, firm, or substantial manner.
- Example: The building was constructed solidly to withstand high winds.
2. In a way that is reliable or well-founded.
- Example: She argued her case solidly, providing ample evidence.
3. Completely or entirely, without doubt.
- Example: The team solidly defeated their opponents in the final match.
4. In a manner that is steady and unlikely to change.
- Example: He is solidly in favor of the proposed changes to the policy.

From solid + -ly, from Middle English solidli.

stand solidly:

To be firmly positioned or steadfast in one's beliefs.

solidly built:

Referring to a structure or object that is robust or durable.

solidly backed:

Having strong support or endorsement.

solid:

Firm and stable in shape; not liquid or fluid.

solidarity:

Unity or agreement of feeling or action, especially among individuals with a common interest.

Meaning: To be very reliable or dependable.

Example Sentence: That guy is solidly committed to helping his friends.

Meaning: Used to describe something as perfectly acceptable or good.

Example Sentence: The party was solidly fun, I had a great time!