Decided
Steadfast
Steadfast adjective - Firm in one's allegiance to someone or something.
Decided and steadfast are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Decided" instead an adjective "Steadfast".
Nearby Words: steadfastness, steadfastly
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Word of God is that Asami Sato was initially intended to be a traitor working with her Equalist father, but the creators decided to make her a subversion by keeping the visual appearance of The Vamp, but making her one of Korra's most steadfast friends and allies and, eventually, girlfriend.
Source: Evil Is Sexy - Part of the reason for the broken base in this instance, is DC's steadfast refusal to uncripple Barbara Gordon and the fact that Cassandra stole her costume from the Huntress, who first revived the Batgirl costume before editorial decided to give the costume to a new character.
Source: Broken Base / Comic Books
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