Steadfastly

/ˈstɛdfɑːstli/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In a firm, unwavering, or resolutely loyal manner.

She steadfastly refused to abandon her principles, even in the face of adversity.

In a manner showing perseverance and determination.

The team steadfastly worked towards their goal, despite numerous challenges.

With constant or unchanging loyalty or commitment.

He steadfastly supported his friends through their hardest times.

In a way that is not subject to change or doubt.

They steadfastly believed that justice would prevail.

Middle English: from stead + fast + -ly.

steadfast in one's beliefs

remaining firm and unwavering in one's convictions.

steadfast support

unwavering assistance or backing.

steadfast friend

a loyal and dependable friend.

steadfast

firm and unwavering in purpose or belief.

steadfastness

the quality of being steadfast.

Sticking to your guns

Even when everyone doubted his plan, he was sticking to his guns.

Holding the line

In the face of criticism, she was holding the line on her decision.