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61firmly — Synonyms and related words: adamantly, bec et ongles, bona fide, close, closely, committedly, compactly, consistently, constantly, deafeningly, decidedly, decisively, densely, determinedly, devotedly, dourly, earnestly, faithfully, fast, firm,… …
62grimly — Synonyms and related words: adamantly, appallingly, austerely, banefully, bleakly, decorously, demurely, direly, dismally, dourly, dreadfully, drearily, earnestly, firmly, formally, frowningly, funereally, gloomily, gloweringly, glumly, gravely,… …
63rigidly — Synonyms and related words: abidingly, absolutely, adamantly, always, changelessly, dead, definitely, directly, dourly, enduringly, even, exactly, expressly, faithfully, firmly, grimly, hardly, immovably, immutably, implacably, impliably, in all… …
64rigorously — Synonyms and related words: absolutely, accurately, adamantly, all to pieces, badly, conscientiously, dead, definitely, directly, dourly, even, exactingly, exactly, expressly, exquisitely, faithfully, fiercely, firmly, furiously, fussily, grimly …
65firmly — (Roget s IV) modif. 1. [Not easily moved] Syn. immovably, solidly, rigidly, stably, fast, tight, tightly, fixedly, durably, enduringly, substantially, securely, heavily, sturdily, stiffly, inflexibly, unshakably, soundly, strongly, steadily,… …
66obstinately — (Roget s IV) modif. Syn. doggedly, stubbornly, tenaciously, pertinaciously, mulishly, stiff neckedly, pigheadedly, bullheadedly, like a bull, persistently, unwaveringly, determinedly, unyieldingly, fixedly, resolutely, unreasonably, unreasoningly …
67strongly — (Roget s IV) modif. Syn. stoutly, vigorously, actively, heavily, fully, completely, sturdily, robustly, energetically, firmly, staunchly, solidly, securely, immovably, steadily, heartily, forcibly, resolutely, capably, powerfully, invincibly,… …
68immovable — im|mo|va|ble [ıˈmu:vəbəl] adj 1.) impossible to move ▪ Lock your bike to something immovable like a railing or lamp post. 2.) impossible to change or persuade ▪ The president is immovable on this issue. >immovably adv …
69immovable — (adj.) late 14c., literal and figurative, from assimilated form of IN (Cf. in ) (1) not, opposite of + MOVABLE (Cf. movable). Related: Immovably …
70Chubb — noun trademark a lock with a device for fixing the bolt immovably to prevent it from being picked. Origin C19: after the London locksmith Charles Chubb …
