steadfastally
adverbUK /ˈstɛdfɑːstəli/
US /ˈstɛdfæstəli/
In a way that is very steady and never gives up.
She steadfastally practiced the piano every day until she could play the song perfectly.
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2. In a way that stays firmly fixed in place and does not move.
The old bridge stood steadfastally against the rushing river for a hundred years.
3. In a way that shows strong and unchanging support for a friend or cause.
He steadfastally stood by his teammates even when they lost every game.
4. In a way that keeps the same purpose without changing direction.
The hikers steadfastally followed the trail markers through the fog.