staunchly

IPA/ˈstɔːntʃli/
KK[stˈɔntʃli]IPA/ˈstɔːntʃli/

staunchly — 副詞

1. in a very loyal and determined way, showing that your support for, belief in, or

1.副詞B2
釋義

堅定地

忠誠且堅定不移地支持或反對

in a very loyal and determined way, showing that your support for, belief in, or opposition to someone or something is not weakened by pressure or doubt

例句

Christopher has staunchly supported the local music festival ever since it began fifteen years ago.

Christopher 自從十五年前當地音樂節創辦以來,就一直堅定地支持這個活動。

staunchly + supported [cause/organisation]

The senator staunchly defended the funding programme despite fierce opposition from other party members.

那位參議員堅定地捍衛這項資助計畫,無視其他黨員的強烈反對。

同義詞
  • firmly

    more general; does not carry the strong emotional loyalty of staunchly

  • loyally

    closer in meaning, but loyally emphasises faithfulness to a person or group, while staunchly emphasises refusal to yield under pressure

  • resolutely

    slightly more formal; stresses determination to follow a course of action

  • steadfastly

    literary or formal; suggests long-lasting, unwavering commitment

反義詞

用法筆記

Commonly paired with verbs of support, defence, opposition, or refusal — such as support, defend, oppose, refuse, maintain, or remain — as well as with adjectives like committed, loyal, or conservative.

常見錯誤

He staunchly agreed with everyone at the meeting.
He staunchly defended his own position at the meeting.
💡staunchly implies firmness against pressure or opposition, not simple agreement.