Definition Dictionary

To state positively that something is true or to express firm support for it.

A weakness or lack of strength, sometimes related to age or illness.

Firmly unwilling to change a position or decision.

To warn, advise firmly, or express disapproval of someone's conduct.

To state firmly or put forward a claim or position.

To state positively or affirm as true.

In an absolute and unqualified manner.

A firmly held belief.

To strengthen a statement or finding with additional supporting evidence.

The ability to make clear, firm decisions without undue delay.

So firmly established that it cannot reasonably be challenged.

A tendency to struggle with making clear or firm choices.

Unwilling to compromise or change a firmly held position.

According to what seems reasonable or likely, though not confirmed.

Temporary or conditional, pending further information or confirmation.

Claimed or alleged to be something, without confirmation.

Firm and determined in purpose.

Firm determination to carry out a purpose.

To make something firmer, more secure, or more firmly established.

The ability to remain steady or resist disruptive change.

Firm and dependable in support or loyalty.

Firm and dependable in purpose, loyalty, or belief.

Persistent determination or a firm hold on a purpose.

Not supported by adequate evidence.