Pronunciation: /stænd fæst/
verb to remain firmly in a specified position or condition
A1 I stand fast in my beliefs.
A2 She stands fast against peer pressure.
B1 The team must stand fast in the face of adversity.
B2 He stood fast in his decision despite opposition.
C1 The politician stood fast in his commitment to the cause.
C2 The leader's ability to stand fast in times of crisis was commendable.
adverb in a firm, unwavering manner
A1 Please stand fast in line while waiting for your turn.
A2 The soldiers were told to stand fast and not retreat under any circumstances.
B1 Despite the challenges, she stood fast in her decision to pursue her dreams.
B2 The team captain urged his players to stand fast and not give up, no matter how tough the game gets.
C1 In times of crisis, it is important to stand fast and remain resolute in our beliefs.
C2 The CEO stood fast in the face of criticism and continued to lead the company with determination.
formal In times of crisis, it is important to stand fast and remain steadfast in our beliefs.
informal When faced with challenges, just stand fast and don't give up.
slang Hey man, you gotta stand fast and show them you're not backing down.
figurative The tree stood fast against the strong winds, a symbol of resilience and strength.
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