solidly
/ˈsɑlɪdli/
adverb
- In a firm, strong, and stable way; without moving or breaking.
- The tent was solidly anchored to the ground with heavy stakes.
- The bookshelf was built solidly and could hold many heavy books.
- She stood solidly on the platform, refusing to be pushed aside.
- In a way that is continuous and without interruption.
- It rained solidly for three days straight.
- The team practiced solidly for two hours before taking a break.
- He worked solidly on the project from morning until night.
- In a way that shows strong agreement or support; completely.
- She is solidly in favor of the new environmental policies.
- The voters were solidly opposed to the tax increase.
- The community stood solidly behind the new school proposal.
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