CEFR A2

firm

adjective

Meaning

Solid, stable, and not likely to move or change.

Examples

The mattress was firm, providing excellent support.
She gave his hand a firm grip.

Synonyms: solid, steady, resolute, unwavering

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firm (A2)

adjective

Pronunciation: /fɜːm/

Definition

Solid, stable, and not likely to move or change.

Examples

The mattress was firm, providing excellent support.
She gave his hand a firm grip.

How to Use firm

firm up (phrasal verb): To make something definite or certain. — "We need to firm up the details of the contract."
firm on (prepositional phrase): To be strict or uncompromising about something. — "The teacher was firm on the rules about lateness."

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