Steadfast

/ˈstedˌfæst/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Firmly fixed in place or position; not subject to change.

Her steadfast dedication to her work earned her a promotion.

Faithful and loyal; not wavering in beliefs or adherence.

He remained steadfast in his commitment to the team's goals.

Unyielding or resolute; showing determination in purpose.

Despite the challenges, she held steadfast to her principles.

Middle English, from stead + fast, equating to 'fixed in place'.

steadfastness in adversity:

The quality of being unwavering in difficult circumstances.

steadfast belief:

A strong conviction that does not falter.