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Very loyal and committed in attitude

Having a sound, strong body

To stop the flow of (blood)

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Adjective

Very loyal and committed in attitude

tried and tested

dyed-in-the-wool

full of determination

long-established

through and through

bred-in-the-bone

meaning business

well established

through-and-through

well-established

keen as mustard

high-principled

self-opinionated

tried and trusted

string along with

bound and determined

deeply ingrained

not giving an inch

set in one's ways

standing one's ground

straightforward

ultra-conservative

copper-bottomed

unaccommodating

as thick as thieves

goody two-shoes

set in your ways

not discouraged

dyed-in-the wool

playing hard ball

be out for blood

nose to the grindstone

carrying the load

stick-in-the-mud

tall in the saddle

on one's mettle

committed to the idea of

like a ball of fire

desiring success

good as one's word

to be counted on

intensely competitive

fiercely competitive

stop at nothing

having killer instinct

true to the end

well constructed

difficult to keep down

rolling with punches

quick to recover

quick to bounce back

as game as Ned Kelly

put to the test

as keen as mustard

firmly established

on the up and up

above suspicion

as good as one's word

worthy of trust

full of integrity

hundred percent

without reservations

make good on something

incontrovertible

beyond question

stubborn as a mule

having down pat

unchallengeable

set in concrete

sure of oneself

tough nut to crack

single-minded about

not backward in coming forward

obsessive about

as sure as eggs is eggs

inflexible about

fanatical about

carved in stone

solid as a rock

beyond a shadow of a doubt

self-disciplined

free from doubt

winner-take-all

unimpressionable

uncompassionate

proof against persuasion

believing in oneself

going for broke

not subject to change

going all the way

meaning what one says

in for long haul

insistent about

fixed as the laws of the Medes and the Persians

not in question

hold one's ground

etched in stone

self-respecting

with one's feet dug in

with one's toes dug in

sticking to one's guns

there are no two ways about it

high and mighty

throwing weight around

standardized^US

standardised^UK

like the Rock of Gibralter

in a straight line

capable of being trusted

lodged in one's brain

lacking sentiment

closely controlled

strictly controlled

rigidly enforced

one hundred per cent

as hard as nails

as tough as old boots

toughened by experience

black-and-white

distinguishable

over-particular

hard to satisfy

over-censorious

high-maintenance

without loopholes

black and white

as plain as daylight

clearly defined

as plain as the nose on your face

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“Michael McGloin from the Garrafrauns area, a staunch supporter of Manchester United, attended their recent league game against Blackburn Rovers at Old Trafford.”

Adjective

Having a sound, strong body

well-conditioned

hale and hearty

in tip-top condition

fit as a fiddle

as fit as a fiddle

as fit as a flea

as strong as an ox

powerfully built

in good condition

as strong as a horse

as strong as a ox

bursting with health

alive and kicking

acclimatised^UK

acclimatized^US

in fine feather

sound in body and limb

broad-shouldered

in excellent shape

in good physical shape

strong as an ox

solid as a rock

in good physical condition

bright-eyed and bushy-tailed

as right as rain

in peak condition

strong-featured

the picture of health

well-proportioned

well constructed

well-constructed

hanging together

holding together

as strong as a lion

strong as an lion

strong as an horse

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Verb

To stop the flow of (blood)

bring to a standstill

put a spoke in someone's wheel

keep under control

stand in the way of

stem the flow of

come to a close

blow the whistle on

bring to an end

draw to a stand

come to a standstill

bring to a stop

bring to standstill

pull the plug on

put the kibosh on

draw to a close

bring to a close

bring to a halt

axe^UK

ax^US

nip something in the bud

have a breather

take a breather

give something the chop

knock something on the head

get in the way of

put in cold storage

place an embargo on

throw a spanner in the works of

put the stopper on

throw in the towel

throw in the sponge

drive underground

hold in abeyance

become obsolete

bring to a conclusion

bring to naught

reach a standstill

lay on the table

cramp one's style

throw monkey wrench in

take a rain check on

put on the back burner

put the brakes on

pour cold water on

put the mockers on

declare illegal

upset the apple cart

throw a monkey wrench in the works of

throw a spanner in the works

bring to screeching halt

be a hindrance to

throw cold water on

strangle at birth

put a stop to something

stop in one's tracks

quit cold turkey

bring to an untimely end

be no longer valid

take a breather from

put on a back burner

get on the wagon

put a period to

render powerless

slam on the brakes

bring down curtain

put the brakes on

take out of play

render null and void

give the run around

dash one's hope

upset the applecart

put a stopper in

put half nelson on

tie up loose ends

come to the end

be through with

come to a conclusion

throw a spoke in the wheel of

break the habit of

resist the temptation to

take the pledge

give a wide berth to

go on the wagon

have nothing to do with

call it quits on

halt in its tracks

give the run-around

run circles around

run rings around

throw a monkey wrench in the works

bring to fruition

put on back burner

put in abeyance

keep in abeyance

put on the shelf

set the seal on

switch something off

finish the working day

declare ineligible

officially forbid

suspend proceedings

put out of business

put out of action

bring someone to their knees

take wind out of sails

get the better of

upset one's apple cart

pull off the road

leave unfinished

stop in full flow

wind something up

turn your back on

take a rain check

give the thumbs down to

put the chill on

give the red light to

keep from happening

safeguard against

protect against

put a damper on

act like a wet blanket

hold one's tongue

hush one's mouth

defend oneself against

keep at arm's length

come to standstill

catch one's breath

stop what you're doing

put in nutshell

put a restriction on

prevent oneself from

cease to indulge in

restrain oneself from

prevent yourself from

stop oneself from

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“Elizabeth was there already, trying to staunch the flow of blood from the wound in Carl's chest.”

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