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firmly
[ furm-lee ]
adverb
- in a manner or position that is secure and solid:
Make sure the grab bar is installed properly and remains firmly attached to the wall.
The well-being of humankind, its peace and security, are unattainable unless and until its unity is firmly established.
- in a calm, assertive, or authoritative voice or manner:
As a teacher I learned how to speak firmly and loudly without being harsh.
- in a resolute or unwavering manner:
When people firmly believe something essential to their worldview, they construct supporting beliefs in order to avoid having that worldview collapse.
- in a fixed way; steadily:
To keep your eyes firmly focused on the road, make sure you have a pair of good sunglasses handy in case the sun becomes dazzling.
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of firmly1
Example Sentences
Take the early 17th century, when the humble salad was unexpectedly sweet 鈥 before French haute cuisine banished sugar firmly to the dessert course.
"We firmly believe our place is here," he explained, encouraging mourners to honour Pope Francis's memory by donating to charity, a gesture he believed would be a more meaningful tribute.
But Reform UK placed second in 2024 鈥 and now they have the constituency firmly in their sights as they try to show their momentum isn't limited to opinion polls.
Israel firmly rejects allegations of genocide in Gaza and says its war goal is to defeat Hamas.
鈥淗e stands firmly by the truth and is prepared to fight these false claims vigorously in court. He looks forward to vindication through due process and a judgment based on the facts and the law.鈥
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