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/hɔːld fɜːrm/ · hold.firm
verb
- To remain steadfast and resolute in one's position or opinion. She held firm in her decision to pursue a career in science.
- To maintain a strong grip or grasp on something. He held firm to the rope as he climbed the mountain.
adverb
- In a firm or resolute manner. She spoke firmly, holding firm in her argument.
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Did you know? The phrase 'hold firm' is often used in the context of politics and social movements, where individuals or groups must remain resolute in their demands for change.