rock-solid

Absolutely beyond doubt

Rock-solid means completely firm, stable, or reliable.

A rock-solid foundation won't shift or crack.

Rock-solid evidence is unassailable.

A rock-solid alibi leaves no room for doubt.

The hyphenated form functions as an adjective; without the hyphen, rock solid typically follows the noun: The marriage was rock solid.

reliability

dependable

Worthy of trust

foolproof · bulletproof · ironclad · unshakeable · consistent · stable · proven · guaranteed · unfailing · secure

relationship

loyal

Firm in allegiance

unshakeable · steadfast · trusting · bonded · enduring · lasting · strong · tight-knit · inseparable · supportive

physical

granite

Igneous rock, quartz-rich

marble · hardened · rigid · firm · dense · unyielding · impenetrable · reinforced · fortified · immovable

financial

stable

Secure and unchanging

creditworthy · solvent · liquid · backed · guaranteed · insured · diversified · balanced · conservative · safe

evidence

irrefutable

Impossible to disprove

incontrovertible · indisputable · watertight · bulletproof · unassailable · compelling · substantiated · verified · documented · corroborated

Categories
Opposites
physical stability/durability

rock-solidflimsy

Weak and easily damaged

unstable · fragile · rickety · shaky · wobbly

reliability/dependability

rock-solidunreliable

Not consistently performing

undependable · untrustworthy · inconsistent · flaky · erratic

certainty/conviction

rock-solidshaky

Trembling or unstable

flimsy · doubtful · dubious · uncertain · questionable

Family

rock, solid, rocks, rocked, rocking, rocker, rocky, rockier, rockiest

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G