steadfastly

/ˈstɛdˌfæstɫi/ adv

In a steadfast manner; firmly; with conviction

Word Origin Steadfastly comes from steadfast, a compound of stead 'place' and fast 'firm' — literally 'firm in place,' unwavering. Stead is from Proto-Germanic *stadiz 'place' (related to instead, homestead); fast from *fastuz 'fixed' (related to fasten, breakfast). So steadfastly means 'in an unshakable manner.'

adv In a steadfast manner; firmly; with conviction

She steadfastly refused to compromise her principles despite the pressure.

(副词) 坚定地；坚决地；毫不动摇地

尽管面临压力，她仍坚定地拒绝妥协自己的原则。

(adverbio) firmemente; inquebrantablemente; con convicción; resueltamente; tenazmente [De manera firme; con firmeza; con convicción]

Ella se negó firmemente a comprometer sus principios a pesar de la presión.

(adverbe) fermement; inébranlablement; résolument; avec conviction [**steadfastly** — De manière inébranlable ; avec fermeté, constance et conviction.]

Elle a **steadfastly** refusé de compromettre ses principes malgré la pression.

(Adverb) standhaft; unbeirrt; fest [Auf eine standhafte, unerschütterliche Weise; mit fester Überzeugung.]

Sie lehnte es **steadfastly** ab, ihre Prinzipien trotz des Drucks zu verraten.

(副詞) 揺るぎない様子で、堅固に、確信をもって

彼女は圧力があったにもかかわらず、自分の原則を妥協しないことを断固として拒否した。

(advérbio) firmemente; inabalavelmente; resolutamente; com convicção [De maneira firme; firmemente; com convicção.]

Ela se recusou firmemente a abrir mão de seus princípios apesar da pressão.