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Comparative for having a solid, almost unyielding surface or structure
“A ballpoint pen and a firm writing surface should be used to assure clarity and legibility.”
Comparative for firmly or solidly built
“It is our opinion that the design of cryptographic systems has to be based on firm foundations.”
Comparative for immovable, or fixed in place
“Tie them all together with a firm knot.”
Comparative for showing resolute determination and strength of character
“A firm determination will still be required to reach one's destiny.”
Comparative for having steady but not excessive power or strength
“He kept a firm grip on her wrist to make sure she didn't slip away into the crowd.”
Comparative for steadfast and constant, especially of relationships
“It was there that he met Rick, and the two would henceforth become firm friends.”
Comparative for decided upon and fixed or definite
“As yet, there is no firm evidence of life in any form existing on any other planet or moon.”
Comparative for based on, or displaying, common sense
“The hypothesis about the constitution of the earth's interior provides a means for constructing a firm theory on how the planet evolved.”
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