Steadfast

usgb/ˈstedfæst/
adjective

Not changing in your views or aim.

Despite all the obstacles, she remained steadfast in pursuing her dreams.
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Often appears as...

  • steadfast determination
  • steadfast allegiance
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Emotional Strength

Use 'steadfast' to describe someone's strong commitment, suggesting emotional strength in challenges.

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She was steadfast in her fight for justice.
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Goals and Beliefs

'Steadfast' often implies not being easily swayed from goals, beliefs, or principles.

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Despite criticism, he remained steadfast in his beliefs.
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Unchanged Under Pressure

'Steadfast' shows that someone's decision or spirit doesn't change even under great pressure.

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The community was steadfast in their protest despite the cold weather.
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