solidly
solidly Lexical Profile
solidly Game Scores & Validity
• adverb
In a firm, strong, or sturdy manner; so as to be difficult to move, break, or damage.
"The old stone bridge was so solidly built that it withstood centuries of seasonal flooding."
With complete agreement, unity, or unwavering support; without division or hesitation.
"The faculty members stood solidly behind the dean's proposal to expand the research library."
Dependably, competently, or to a consistently good standard.
"Every musician in the orchestra performed solidly during the opening night concert."
Continuously for a specified period of time, without interruption or pause.
"It rained solidly for three days before the skies finally cleared."
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Word Origin & Etymology
Formed in English from the adjective "solid" (from Latin solidus, meaning "firm, whole, or dense") combined with the adverbial suffix "-ly."