firmstand

noun
UK /ˈfɜːmstænd/
US /ˈfɜːrmstænd/

A firmstand is when you stay strong and do not give up, even when something is hard.

She took a firmstand and refused to let the bully pick on her little brother.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A strong, steady position or base that does not move.

The old bridge had a firmstand of stone pillars holding it up.

3. A public promise or position that someone refuses to change.

The team made a firmstand to keep the park clean every weekend.

4. The act of standing your ground in an argument or fight.

His firmstand surprised everyone because he usually gave in.