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1 Festigkeit
f; nur Sg.1. PHYS., TECH. strength, resistance; eines Gewebes: strength; eines Knotens: tightness; von Eis, Zement etc.: firmness2. WIRTS. firmness, stability; POL. stability* * *die Festigkeitfirmness; fastness; solidness; staunchness; fixedness* * *Fẹs|tig|keit ['fɛstɪçkait]f -, no pl(von Material) strength; (fig) steadfastness; (von Meinung) firmness; (von Stimme) steadinessdie Festigkeit seines Charakters — his moral strength, his strength of character
* * *die1) solidity2) solidness3) steadiness* * *Fes·tig·keit<->[ˈfɛstɪçkait]1. (Stabilität) strength2. (Unnachgiebigkeit, Entschlossenheit) resoluteness, steadfastnessmit \Festigkeit auftreten to appear resolute3. (Standhaftigkeit) firmnessdie \Festigkeit von jds Glauben sb's firm belief* * *die; Festigkeit1) (Entschlossenheit) firmness2) (Standhaftigkeit) steadfastness; resolution3) (von Stoffen) strength* * *1. PHYS, TECH strength, resistance; eines Gewebes: strength; eines Knotens: tightness; von Eis, Zement etc: firmness2. WIRTSCH firmness, stability; POL stability* * *die; Festigkeit1) (Entschlossenheit) firmness2) (Standhaftigkeit) steadfastness; resolution3) (von Stoffen) strength* * *f.firmness n.fixedness n.solidness n.staunchness n.strength n.tightness n. -
2 Festigkeit
f1. consistency2. firmness3. fixedness4. solidness5. staunchness6. strength7. tightness
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fixedness — fixedness, fixity Both are 17c words with a range of meanings to do with abstract senses of fixing and being fixed, but fixedness is now used much less often than fixity: • Beaten into a fixity of revolutionary purpose, the peasants will have no… … Modern English usage
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