stoutly

/ˈstaʊtli/
adverb
  1. In a brave, determined, and resolute way; showing strong courage or firmness.
    • She stoutly refused to give up, even when the project seemed impossible.
    • The small crew stoutly defended their ship against the pirates.
    • He stoutly maintained his innocence throughout the long trial.
  2. In a strong, sturdy, or robust manner; with physical strength or solidness.
    • The old oak tree stood stoutly against the winter storms.
    • The bridge was built stoutly to support heavy trucks and trains.
    • He stoutly carried the heavy box up three flights of stairs.
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