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Definition of firm
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of firm is as below...
Firm
(superl.)
Not
easily
excited
or
disturbed;
unchanging
in
purpose;
fixed;
steady;
constant;
stable;
unshaken;
not
easily
changed
in
feelings
or will;
strong;
as, a firm
believer;
a firm
friend;
a firm
adherent..
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Affirmative
::
Affirmative
(a.)
Positive;
-- a term
applied
to
quantities
which are to be
added,
and
opposed
to
negative,
or such as are to be
subtracted..
Confirmator
::
Confirmator
(n.) One who, or that
which,
confirms;
a
confirmer..
Frailty
::
Frailty
(a.) A fault
proceeding
from
weakness;
foible;
sin of
infirmity.
Affirm
::
Affirm
(v. t.) to
assert
or
confirm,
as a
judgment,
decree,
or
order,
brought
before
an
appellate
court for
review..
Firm
::
Firm
(superl.)
Solid;
--
opposed
to
fluid;
as, firm
land..
Baste
::
Baste (v. t.) To sew
loosely,
or with long
stitches;
--
usually,
that the work may be held in
position
until sewed more
firmly..
Stroke
::
Stroke
(v. t.) A mark or dash in
writing
or
printing;
a line; the touch of a pen or
pencil;
as, an up
stroke;
a firm
stroke..
Obversion
::
Obversion
(n.) The act of
immediate
inference,
by which we deny the
opposite
of
anything
which has been
affirmed;
as, all men are
mortal;
then, by
obversion,
no men are
immortal.
This is also
described
as
immediate
inference
by
privative
conception..
Stubby
::
Stubborn
(a.) Firm as a stub or
stump;
stiff;
unbending;
unyielding;
persistent;
hence,
unreasonably
obstinate
in will or
opinion;
not
yielding
to
reason
or
persuasion;
refractory;
harsh;
-- said of
persons
and
things;
as,
stubborn
wills;
stubborn
ore; a
stubborn
oak; as
stubborn
as a
mule..
Verificative
::
Verificative
(a.)
Serving
to
verify;
verifying;
authenciating;
confirming.
Aver
::
Aver (v. t.) To
affirm
with
confidence;
to
declare
in a
positive
manner,
as in
confidence
of
asserting
the
truth..
Constant
::
Constant
(v. t.) Firm;
solid;
fixed;
immovable;
--
opposed
to
fluid.
Predicate
::
Predicate
(v. t.) To
assert
to
belong
to
something;
to
affirm
(one thing of
another);
as, to
predicate
whiteness
of
snow..
Enterprising
::
Enterprising
(a.)
Having
a
disposition
for
enterprise;
characterized
by
enterprise;
resolute,
active
or
prompt
to
attempt;
as, an
enterprising
man or
firm..
Constancy
::
Constancy
(n.)
Fixedness
or
firmness
of mind;
persevering
resolution;
especially,
firmness
of mind under
sufferings,
steadiness
in
attachments,
or
perseverance
in
enterprise;
stability;
fidelity..
Firm
::
Firm (a.) The name,
title,
or
style,
under which a
company
transacts
business;
a
partnership
of two or more
persons;
a
commercial
house;
as, the firm of Hope & Co..
Bide
::
Bide (v. t.) To
encounter;
to
remain
firm under (a
hardship);
to
endure;
to
suffer;
to
undergo.
Homologation
::
Homologation
(n.)
Confirmation
or
ratification
(as of
something
otherwise
null and
void),
by a court or a
grantor..
Averment
::
Averment
(v. t.) The act of
averring,
or that which is
averred;
affirmation;
positive
assertion..
Tambour
::
Tambour
(n.) A small
frame,
commonly
circular,
and
somewhat
resembling
a
tambourine,
used for
stretching,
and
firmly
holding,
a
portion
of cloth that is to be
embroidered;
also, the
embroidery
done upon such a
frame;
--
called
also, in the
latter
sense,
tambour
work..
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