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steadfast (iou)



steadfast adjective, adverb, & noun. OE.
[from STEAD noun + FAST adjective.]
A. adjective.
a. Of a person, esp. a soldier in battle: standing firm, not giving ground. Now rare or obsolete exc. as passing into sense 2. OE.
b. Of a thing: firmly or securely fixed, not to be moved or displaced. obsolete exc. literary. OE.
Milton These Elements..had from her Axle torn The stedfast Earth.
c. Solid; firm in substance. rare. L15-M16.
Of a person, a person's belief, loyalty, etc.: unshaken, constant, unwavering. ME.
W. M. Clarke He remained steadfast..as an admirer of his brother's Success.
b. Of God: unchanging. LME-E17.
c. Confirmed, incorrigible. rare (Milton). Only in M17.
Of a state of affairs, a law, an institution, etc.: firmly settled, established, unchangeable. ME.
E. R. Conder The stedfast regularity of phenomena.
Of sight, a person's gaze, etc.: fixed in intensity; steadily directed. ME.
b. adverb. Steadfastly. arch. rare. ME.
C. noun. = PALMA CHRISTI. LME-M17.
steadfastly adverb ME.
steadfastness noun OE.