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Etymology

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FromMiddle Englishstedefast, fromOld Englishstedefæst, fromProto-Germanic*stadifastuz, equivalent tostead(place; spot; position) +‎fast(firm; fixed). Cognate withMiddle Dutchstedevast(steadfast),Icelandicstaðfestur(steadfast),Danishstedfast(firmly attached, secured),Danishstadfæste(to confirm; ratify),Norwegian Bokmålstadfeste(confirm, ratify; establish),Swedishstadfästa(to confirm; establish).

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Adjective

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steadfast (comparativesteadfasterormoresteadfast,superlativesteadfastestormoststeadfast)

  1. Fixed or unchanging;steady.
  2. Firmlyloyal orconstant; unswerving.
    Antonym:infirm
    steadfast support
    steadfast commitment

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Translations

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fixed or unchanging; steady
firmly loyal or constant; unswervingsee alsoresolute

References

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  1. ^Jespersen, Otto (1909),A Modern English Grammar on Historical Principles (Sammlung germanischer Elementar- und Handbücher; 9)‎[1], volume I: Sounds and Spellings,London:George Allen & Unwin, published1961,§ 9.212,page256.
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