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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˈstɛdfæst/ · UK /ˈstedfɑːst/

steadfast means: Remaining loyal or determined, even when things are difficult.

adjective

FIRMLY LOYALC1

Remaining loyal or determined, even when things are difficult.

  • He is a steadfast friend.
  • She remained steadfast despite the criticism.
  • Their steadfast commitment helped the project succeed.

How to use it: steadfast in something (She remained steadfast in her support for the team.)

Similar words: loyal, unwavering, resolute

Opposites: disloyal, fickle

Common phrases: steadfast support, steadfast loyalty, remain steadfast

UNCHANGINGC2

Staying fixed or steady without changing.

  • Her gaze was steadfast.
  • A steadfast light shone from the tower.
  • The music kept a steadfast rhythm throughout.

Similar words: steady, constant, unchanging

Opposites: changeable, unsteady

Common phrases: steadfast gaze, steadfast light, steadfast rhythm

Questions about steadfast

What does steadfast mean?

Remaining loyal or determined, even when things are difficult.

What is steadfast in other languages?

Türkçe: sadık · Español: leal · Français: fidèle · Deutsch: treu · Italiano: fedele · 日本語: 忠実な

How do you pronounce steadfast?

In American English /ˈstɛdfæst/; in British English /ˈstedfɑːst/.

How do you use steadfast in a sentence?

He is a steadfast friend. She remained steadfast despite the criticism.

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