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1 sebatlı
"steadfast, steady, constant, unwavering; persevering. " -
2 değişmez
adj. unchangeable, invariable, constant, stable, unchanging, permanent, steady, fixed, set, unvarying, steadfast, static, changeless, entrenched, equable, fast, flat footed, frozen, hard and fast, immutable, inalterable, pat, regular, rigid, settled* * *1. changeless 2. constant 3. immutable 4. inalterable 5. incommutable 6. invariable 7. invariant 8. unchangeable 9. unswerving 10. unwavering 11. fixed (adj.) -
3 ısrarlı
adj. insistent, persistent, constant, urgent, pressing, steadfast, clamant* * *insistent -
4 sadık
adj. loyal, faithful, obedient, devoted, true blue, true hearted, adhesive, constant, devout, stanch, staunch, trusty* * *1. stalwart 2. steadfast 3. true blue 4. allegiant 5. faithful 6. loyal 7. devoted (adj.) -
5 sarsılmaz
adj. unshakable, unshaken, stable, immovable, steady, steadfast, adamantine, bedrock, unshrinking, unwavering* * *adamantine -
6 durgan
adj. constant; firm, steadfast, unmoving -
7 sebatlı
adj. perseverant, constant, stable, pertinacious, sedulous, steadfast, sturdy -
8 erik
Ierik nenğ - "Anything that melts", like butter, or the like; also anything that has melted after being frozenIIerik yılkı - A lively animalerik er - A man who is steadfast and resourceful -
9 erik
Ierik nenğ - "Anything that melts", like butter, or the like; also anything that has melted after being frozenIIerik yılkı - A lively animalerik er - A man who is steadfast and resourceful -
10 sebatsız
(someone) who is not steadfast or persevering.
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Steadfast — Stead fast ( f[.a]st), a. [Stead + fast, that is, fast in place.] [Written also stedfast.] 1. Firmly fixed or established; fast fixed; firm. This steadfast globe of earth. Spenser. [1913 Webster] 2. Not fickle or wavering; constant; firm;… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
steadfast — I adjective abiding, anchored, assiduous, constans, constant, decided, dedicated, dependable, determined, devoted, diligent, enduring, established, faithful, fast, firm, firmly established, firmus, fixed, gritty, indissoluble, indomitable,… … Law dictionary
steadfast — O.E. stedefæst secure in position, from stede (see STEAD (Cf. stead)) + fæst (see FAST (Cf. fast) (adj.)); Cf. M.L.G. stedevast, O.N. staðfastr. Related: Steadfastly, steadfastness … Etymology dictionary
steadfast — *staunch, resolute, constant, true, *faithful, loyal Analogous words: settled, established, set, fixed (see SET vb): *steady, constant: stable, durable, perdurable, *lasting: enduring, persisting, abiding (see CONTINUE) … New Dictionary of Synonyms
steadfast — [adj] loyal, steady abiding, adamant, allegiant, ardent, bound, changeless, constant, dedicated, dependable, enduring, established, faithful, fast, firm, fixed, immobile, immovable, inexorable, inflexible, intense, intent, liege, never failing,… … New thesaurus
steadfast — ► ADJECTIVE ▪ resolutely or dutifully firm and unwavering. DERIVATIVES steadfastly adverb steadfastness noun. ORIGIN Old English, «standing firm» (see STEAD(Cf. ↑stead), FAST(Cf. ↑fast)) … English terms dictionary
steadfast — [sted′fast΄, sted′fäst΄, sted′fəst] adj. [ME stedefast < OE stedefæste: see STEAD & FAST1] 1. firm, fixed, settled, or established 2. not changing, fickle, or wavering; constant steadfastly adv. steadfastness n … English World dictionary
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steadfast — steadfastly, adv. steadfastness, n. /sted fast , fahst , feuhst/, adj. 1. fixed in direction; steadily directed: a steadfast gaze. 2. firm in purpose, resolution, faith, attachment, etc., as a person: a steadfast friend. 3. unwavering, as… … Universalium
steadfast — stead|fast [ˈstedfa:st US fæst] adj literary [: Old English; Origin: stedefAst fixed in place ] 1.) faithful and very loyal ▪ her father s steadfast love for her 2.) being certain that you are right about something and refusing to change your… … Dictionary of contemporary English
steadfast — adjective Etymology: Middle English stedefast, from Old English stedefæst, from stede + fæst fixed, fast Date: before 12th century 1. a. firmly fixed in place ; immovable b. not subject to change < the steadfast doctrine of original sin Ellen… … New Collegiate Dictionary
