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staunchly

[ US /ˈstɔntʃɫi/ ]
[ UK /stˈɔːnt‍ʃli/ ]
ADVERB
  1. in a staunch manner
    he staunchly defended his principles

How To Use staunchly In A Sentence

  • The conservatives staunchly supported it and espoused centralism versus federalism.
  • A car whined in protest , but skidded staunchly out of its driveway.
  • Mind you, we are staunchly imperial on volume: pints of beer, gallons of petrol, and who the heck knows what a hectolitre is?
  • Her father happened to be an ardent Nazi, and when she begged him to excuse her from serving in the Hitler Youth, he staunchly refused her request.
  • The finances of the Balearic Islands, which have been led by a staunchly pro-monarchy government in recent years, have been shattered by Spain's property bust. World Watch
  • The CEO is staunchly opposed to any deal.
  • he staunchly defended his principles
  • Army, Mr. Gonz á lez is a staunchly anti-Castro exile. New Prize in Cold War: Cuban Doctors
  • I think he's a brilliant humanitarian and does a lot of good work, but I'm not sure if it would have been the best thing for us to do to do a staunchly royalist concert to support our second record.
  • But her dad staunchly refused to even think about buying one.
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