stalwart — loyal, committed, and hardworking; showing unwavering support or dedication
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: loyal, committed, and hardworking; showing unwavering support or dedication
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈstɔːlwərt/
Korean meaning: 충실한, 헌신적인, 확고한
Korean pronunciation: **스톨**워트
Example Sentences
- My grandmother was a stalwart believer that chocolate cake could solve any problem.
- The stalwart coffee machine in our office has survived three renovations and countless Monday mornings.
- She has been a stalwart advocate for educational reform throughout her career.
stalwart
ADJECTIVE//ˈstɔːlwərt//
loyal, committed, and hardworking; showing unwavering support or dedication
A stalwart nurse provides unwavering care during her long night shift
A stalwart guard protects the fort and thwarts every plot!
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🌳Etymology
Origin
From Middle Dutch 'stalwert' or Old English origins, combining 'stall' (place, position) with 'wert' (worthy, valiant). The word evolved through Germanic languages and was used to describe someone steadfast in their position or role.
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📝Examples
“My grandmother was a stalwart believer that chocolate cake could solve any problem.”
“The stalwart coffee machine in our office has survived three renovations and countless Monday mornings.”
“She has been a stalwart advocate for educational reform throughout her career.”
“The company's stalwart employees refused to give up even during the financial crisis.”
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