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Meaning
The word "stalwart" refers to someone who is strong, loyal, and reliable, often standing firm in their beliefs or support for a cause. It can also describe something that is sturdy and physically strong.
Synonyms
- Sturdy
- Loyal
- Staunch
- Steadfast
- Brave
- Unwavering
- Resilient
Antonyms
- Weak
- Unreliable
- Cowardly
- Irresolute
- Fickle
- Inconstant
Etymology
The word "stalwart" comes from Middle English "stalworth," which means robust or strong. It is derived from the Old North French word "estalwart," a combination of "estaler" (to strengthen) and "wart" (to be), tracing back to the Proto-Germanic root "*stalwaz."
Examples
- Despite the challenges, her stalwart determination to finish the project impressed her colleagues.
- He has always been a stalwart supporter of the community, volunteering whenever needed.
- The stalwart defense of the team kept their opponents from scoring.
- Even in difficult times, a stalwart friend will stand by you without wavering.