steadfast

Not easily moved

Steadfast means firmly loyal, unwavering, or constant in purpose.

A steadfast friend remains devoted through difficulty.

Steadfast commitment doesn't falter when tested.

The word carries connotations of reliability and moral strength—someone steadfast can be counted on not to abandon their position or principles: She remained steadfast in her refusal to compromise.

resolute

determined

Firmly committed to purpose

adamant · inflexible · obstinate · unshakable · immovable · indomitable · dogged · persistent · tenacious · unrelenting

loyalty

loyal

Firm in allegiance

allegiant · truehearted · constant · staunch · liege · unswerving · unfaltering · dependable · trustworthy · companion

commitment

dedicated

Wholly committed to something

bound · engaged · promised · sworn · vowed · tenacious · persevering · enduring · sincere · honorable

reliable

dependable

Worthy of trust

solid · secure · unfailing · sure · guaranteed · proven · tried-and-true · predictable · rock-solid · certain

faith

pious

Faithfully devoted to worship

godly · spiritual · observant · orthodox · consecrated · pietistic · devotional · theistic · religious · worshipful

Categories
Opposites
constancy/commitment

steadfastfickle

Erratically disloyal in affection

inconstant · faithless · disloyal · treacherous · unfaithful

decisiveness/resolve

steadfastirresolute

Lacking firmness of purpose

wavering · fickle · vacillating · hesitant · indecisive

reliability/dependability

steadfastunreliable

Not consistently performing

untrustworthy · undependable · irresponsible · inconsistent · unpredictable

Phrases
Family

steadfastness, steadfastly

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Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G