solidly

IPA: sˈɑɫʌdɫi

adverb

  • In a solid or firm manner.
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Examples of "solidly" in Sentences

  • The head is solidly attached to the body.
  • He solidly fixed the heavens in discernment.
  • The brake housing is mounted solidly to the machine frame.
  • I am sorry, but the inertia is solidly in the dynasty camp.
  • The book is solidly based on the Virgin apparitions at Fatima.
  • The article is solidly sourced and the case for notability is made.
  • After five races, the team was solidly in the Top 10 in owner points.
  • By the end of the Devonian, arthropods were solidly established on the land.
  • Initially in the production, the ethnic groups were not solidly established.
  • These flights solidly established the fame of the Wright brothers in America.
  • Even in solidly red states, such as South Dakota, the support for total criminalization is weak.
  • Plus Obama beats McCain solidly with independents, and Hillary loses to McCain with independents.
  • Since they overwhelmingly concentrate in solidly Democrat pro-welfare state districts, even illegal immigrants help expand the political strength of the left.
  • NEW YORK — Gold futures hit a record above $1,350 overnight and remained in solidly positive territory as participants continued to buy the metal as a hedge against currency devaluations.
  • A combination of political inertia and the package of prejudice, fossilized religion and misogyny known as social conservatism remain solidly in the way of full reproductive choice for Canadian women.
  • It's heard on both the TV and radio solidly from the time the first green tips of asparagus and pink stalks of rhubarb crawl out from their hiding places in the Spring until the last dregs of the zucchini and apples die off in late October.

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