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    Meaning of Stalwart

    The primary meaning of the word "Stalwart" is showing a strong and firm commitment to a particular cause, activity, or person.

    Definitions

    • Loyal and committed in a staunchly supportive or defensive way
    • Strong and sturdy, either physically or morally
    • Firm and resolute in one's principles or actions

    Etymology of Stalwart

    The word "Stalwart" originated in the 15th century from the Old English words "stale" meaning "place" or "position" and "weart" meaning "guardian" or "watcher"
    Historically, the term referred to a strong and loyal supporter or defender, often in a military or political context
    Over time, the meaning expanded to include moral and physical strength, as well as a sense of firm commitment or dedication

    Example Uses

    • The stalwart defender of the faith stood firm against the critics
    • She was a stalwart supporter of the charity, donating generously every year
    • The team's stalwart performance in the face of adversity earned them a place in the finals

    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    weak timid faint feeble frail fragile delicate dainty cowardly craven spineless wishy-washy indecisive hesitant uncertain uncommitted unfaithful disloyal treacherous unreliable undependable inconstant unsteady unstable ephemeral transient fleeting capricious mercurial fickle