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Definitie & Betekenis van "hold fast"

to hold fast
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to continue to believe in something strongly

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What is the origin of the idiom "hold fast" and when to use it?

The idiom "hold fast" originates from nautical terminology and refers to the action of keeping a ship in a fixed position despite external forces, such as strong winds or turbulent waters. It conveys the idea of maintaining a steadfast and unwavering position, often in the face of challenges or opposition. The phrase is primarily used to emphasize the importance of resilience, determination, and not yielding under pressure.

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We must stand fast and not waver in our commitment to the cause.
In negotiations, it's important to stand firm on certain terms to achieve a fair agreement.
Despite facing criticism, he continues to assert himself, standing firm in his convictions.
The team stood firm against their opponents' relentless attacks and managed to secure a hard-earned victory.
Sarah's weak character was evident in her tendency to change her mind frequently, unable to stand firm in her decisions.
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