staunch Sentence Examples
- The staunch supporters of the candidate remained loyal despite his setbacks.
- The castle's walls provided a staunch defense against the invading army.
- His staunch belief in justice guided his actions throughout his life.
- The ship's wooden hull remained staunch, weathering the storm with fortitude.
- The athlete's staunch determination enabled him to overcome countless obstacles.
- The staunch principles held by the organization shaped its policies and practices.
- The friendship between the two women had remained staunch for decades.
- The staunch guardian stood watch, unwavering in his duty to protect the realm.
- The evidence against the suspect was staunch, leaving little room for doubt.
- Her staunch work ethic and dedication earned her the respect of her colleagues.
staunch Meaning
staunch (v)
stop the flow of a liquid
staunch (s)
firm and dependable especially in loyalty
Synonyms & Antonyms of staunch
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- unfaithful
- unreliable
- recreant
- untrustworthy
- irresponsible
- unreliable
- perfidious
- untrue
- fickle
- inconstant
- traitorous
- false
- hesitant
- traitorous
- faithless
- untrustworthy
- unfaithful
- irresponsible
- inconstant
- false
- perfidious
- recreant
- treacherous
- fickle
- hesitant
- disloyal
- treacherous
- untrue
- faithless
- disloyal
FAQs About the word staunch
stop the flow of a liquid, firm and dependable especially in loyalty
devout, loyal, true, steadfast, passionate, solid, good, dedicated, constant, faithful
unfaithful, unreliable, recreant, untrustworthy, irresponsible, unreliable, perfidious, untrue, fickle, inconstant
The staunch supporters of the candidate remained loyal despite his setbacks.
The castle's walls provided a staunch defense against the invading army.
His staunch belief in justice guided his actions throughout his life.
The ship's wooden hull remained staunch, weathering the storm with fortitude.
